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After months of silence, plant that spilled pipe in Helene pledges changes

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By Jack Evans Verified
| Asheville Watchdog Verified
Nearly two years after floodwaters from Tropical Storm Helene pulled thousands of PVC pipes into the French Broad River, creating an ongoing environmental crisis and safety hazard, the corporate owner of a riverside plastics manufacturer has emerged from a period of silence with promises to improve how it stores its goods.
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A New Vision for Washington’s Forgotten 230 Acres

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By Jack Evans Verified
| The Georgetowner Verified
In the summer of 1975, I graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and came to Washington for the first time through the Wharton in Washington program. My roommate and I found a crowded rowhouse at 35th and N Streets in Georgetown. Four women and two men already lived there, and we happily became numbers seven and eight. Like thousands of students since, we discovered Georgetown before we discovered Washington.
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Will a logging project save the Blue Ridge Parkway from fire — or imperil it?

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By Jack Evans Verified
| The Biltmore Beacon Verified
Consider the dead tree. To the living things of the forest, and to the environmentalists who love them, a dead tree is critical infrastructure. A standing one — a snag — may house beetle larvae, which are eaten by woodpeckers, who excavate the softening wood for nests, which are then abandoned and taken up by other birds or small mammals, who raise their own young there. A downed log’s cambium soaks up water and holds it like a sponge, even through drought; as it decays, it enriches the soil.
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