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Machine-generated summaryThe Wasserstrassen-Neubauamt Nord-Ostsee-Kanal (WNA NOK) plans to establish a long-term storage site for dredged material, soil and other mineral materials from the Kiel Canal at Flemhuder See, on roughly 75 ha, with storage of up to 3 years per delivered material. The site will serve as a central facility for treatment, reuse and interim storage. The project requires clearing about 17.52 ha of existing forest, which must be compensated by planting 31.71 ha of recognised replacement forest (initial afforestation under the Schleswig-Holstein forest law), subject to approval by the competent forest authority.
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