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Aging Sewer Pipes: A Sinking Problem
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Charlotte’s Overflow into Catawba Basin
The city of Charlotte is in the process of rectifying a significant sewer overflow that reached a nearby tributary. Attributed
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North Carolina Cities Share Common Plight: Mitigating Stormwater
Communities throughout North Carolina have received numerous accolades for effectively stopping stormwater issues in their tracks. Universities and other local
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Charlotte Uncovers Wide-Ranging Use for Organic Waste
The City of Charlotte is using vast resources to experiment in cost saving and environmentally smart strategies for a new
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Charlotte’s Efficient Frost-Seeding Promotes Sustainability
Sewer systems and tree roots do not make a good mix. Tree roots are a cause for concern as they
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The Aftermath of the Hurricane Affects the Cavalier State’s Oyster Terrain
The recent hurricane which induced a state of emergency for numerous cities succeeded in dumping as much as 13 inches
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Full Steam Ahead! Check Out Perma-Liner Industries 2016 Events Line Up!!
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of
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North Carolina Cities Re-Build Infrastructures after Severe Storms
After severe storms, many cities throughout North Carolina are in the process of repair and reconstruction. The severe storms, which
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Greensboro’s Pilot Program for Sewer Testing
The City of Greensboro believes in spotlighting growth and economic potential in the best interest of its population of 250,000.
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