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PVC pipes swept by Helene floods still dominating cleanup

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| The Enquirer-Journal Verified
WOODFIN, N.C. — They’re piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce Verified
Subscriber content preview PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river Hundreds of thousands of them were swept away from a factory site north of Asheville. By TAMMY WEBBER and ALLISON JOYCE Associated Press WOODFIN, N.C. — They're piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. . . . To read this story in full login or purchase a subscription.
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Two years after Hurricane Helene, rivers in North Carolina still are littered with debris

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| WJCL-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
They're piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high.Related video: Roof ripped off Pensacola hotel during IsaiasTwo years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| Daily Reflector Verified
WOODFIN - They're piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| Kokomo Tribune Verified
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| The Mercury News Verified
By TAMMY WEBBER and ALLISON JOYCE WOODFIN, N.C. (AP) — They’re piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| The Daily Star Verified
WOODFIN, N.C. (AP) — They're piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| Black Hills Pioneer Verified
WOODFIN, N.C. (AP) - They're piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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PVC pipes swept away by Hurricane Helene flooding still dominate cleanup of North Carolina river

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By Tammy Webber Verified, Allison Joyce
| The Washington Post Verified
WOODFIN, N.C. — They’re piled on river banks, lodged in uprooted trees, embedded in sediment and jammed under logs. Many are tangled in mounds of debris up to two stories high. Two years after Hurricane Helene leveled forests, bulldozed houses and filled western North Carolina rivers with everything from cars to refrigerators, the work of cleaning up the debris goes on.
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