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Neighbors grapple with flooding issues amid booming housing construction

While most agree more housing is needed, those living in one Asheville neighborhood are worried about the runoff caused by the construction.

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On Your Dime: Hundreds of thousands spent on storm cleanup in Rhode Island

A series of recent storms have costs taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars on cleanup.

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East Mountain community gears up for stormwater infrastructure upgrades

In the first meeting since last year, the City of Scranton has laid out future stormwater infrastructure plans.NEPA is no stranger to rainstorms, which produce

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Manhole Covers Market Size Revenue To Cross $5.13B, Globally, By 2028 – Exclusive Research Report By The Insight Partners

According to The Insight Partners, Manhole Covers Market Forecast to 2028. 

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EPA Announces $225 Million WIFIA Loan to the City of San Diego to Protect Water Quality and Reduce Flood Risks

Nationally, 90 WIFIA loans are financing over $33 billion in water infrastructure upgrades, creating 101,000 jobs.

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