SEDIMENTS SAGA: A Journey of Dredged Materials

Sediments Saga: A Journey of Dredged Materials An Illustrated Educational Comic Book on Circular Economy & Coastal Engineering Sediments Saga follows a curious group of high school students as they explore the hidden world of dredging operations, coastal ecosystems, and the sustainable reuse of marine sediments. Guided by passionate engineers and port directors, their journey reveals how once-discarded materials—like dredged mud and clays—can be transformed into eco-friendly construction blocks, landscaping tools, and even futuristic infrastructure. This visually rich comic is more than a fun read—it’s a gateway to understanding the blue economy, nature-based solutions, and how we can align ports, cities, and science for a more sustainable future. What you’ll learn: What dredging is and why it matters How ports manage their sediments Real examples of turning waste into resources How students can take part in the climate transition Ideal for: Students and educators (middle school to college) Professionals in environmental science and civil engineering Citizens curious about sustainability and innovation Policymakers and port stakeholders Written in accessible language and designed for global readers, Sediments Saga is part of a larger movement to inspire the next generation of climate and innovation leaders. Available in French and Norwegian.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-01-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17573195
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Sustainable Design and Development
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SEDIMENTS SAGA: A Journey of Dredged Materials

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Sustainable Design and Development
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SEDIMENTS SAGA: A Journey of Dredged Materials

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Sediments Saga: A Journey of Dredged Materials An Illustrated Educational Comic Book on Circular Economy & Coastal Engineering Sediments Saga follows a curious group of high school students as they explore the hidden world of dredging operations, coastal ecosystems, and the sustainable reuse of marine sediments. Guided by passionate engineers and port directors, their journey reveals how once-discarded materials—like dredged mud and clays—can be transformed into eco-friendly construction blocks, landscaping tools, and even futuristic infrastructure. This visually rich comic is more than a fun read—it’s a gateway to understanding the blue economy, nature-based solutions, and how we can align ports, cities, and science for a more sustainable future. What you’ll learn: What dredging is and why it matters How ports manage their sediments Real examples of turning waste into resources How students can take part in the climate transition Ideal for: Students and educators (middle school to college) Professionals in environmental science and civil engineering Citizens curious about sustainability and innovation Policymakers and port stakeholders Written in accessible language and designed for global readers, Sediments Saga is part of a larger movement to inspire the next generation of climate and innovation leaders. Available in French and Norwegian.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University (NO), Østfold University of Applied Sciences (NO)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Sustainable Design and Development
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