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1551
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This article presents the perceived positive and negative consequences as Rocky Mount, Greenville and Washington undertake expansions of their wastewater treatment plant capacities.
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25176
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Officials are taking a closer look at Rocky Mount’s wastewater treatment facility. While those officials in Rocky Mount are downplaying the amount of pollution coming from the facility, the Division of Environmental Management is cracking down.
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25180
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There are many problems with the Rocky Mount sewage system. Most of these problems deal with infiltration and inflow and should be remedied soon.
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25231
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After several years of violations, the city of Oxford has received a moratorium which will prevent the city from providing sewer service to new customers until the problems with the system have been fixed.
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25961
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Henderson’s plans for a sewage treatment plant on Sandy Creek in Warren County, North Carolina has hit some snags. Despite being located in both Warren and Franklin Counties, the Sandy Creek project has not held public hearings outside of Henderson. A current petition opposes the location of the plant and public hearings would aid in better understanding the public’s concerns.
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26389
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The National Wildlife Federation is advising the Environmental Protection Agency that the wide-use of a sludge treatment process produces toxic materials. In treatment plants such as in Rocky Mount and Raleigh, the superchlorination process is believed to be a threat to human health.
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