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  "textContent": "With pollution, flooding and now water bankruptcy making headlines, and stormwater wreaking havoc across the nation, it’s clear that managing water better has to be a high priority.\n\nThe post Troubled waters: One method for mitigating floods and droughts appeared first on New Civil Engineer.",
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