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  • Starting Point Newsletter Editor, The Boston Globe
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The Great Flood of 1916 on the Catawba

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By David Beard Verified
| Lake Norman Publications
Photos courtesy David Beard Long before Lake Norman covered thousands of acres of the Carolina Piedmont, the Catawba River flowed untamed through a landscape of farms, forests and small communities. It was a river that shaped life in North Carolina. Families depended on its waters, mills harnessed its power, and towns grew along its banks. But the Catawba was also a river to be respected.
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Grants support energy study

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By David Beard Verified
| Tribune Chronicle Verified
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- The Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure Consortium -- led by West Virginia University in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and more than 60 regional partners -- will receive up to $160 million over the next decade from the National Science Foundation to develop innovative technologies to address the nation's energy needs.
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WVU leads Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure Consortium chosen to invest $321M for energy security projects

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By David Beard Verified
| senate.gov
The Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure (RETI) Consortium - led by WVU in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and more than 60 regional partners - will receive up to $160 million over the next decade from the National Science Foundation to develop innovative technologies to address the nation’s energy needs. RETI was selected as one of 12 U.S. National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines award recipients, the NSF announced Tuesday.
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