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There’s Nowhere to Hide Failed Systems in Coastal Georgia

  Mark Risse, director of Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, the University of Georgia.

The coastal counties of Georgia have high water tables, and information about older onsite systems can be thin at best. For several years a program through the University of Georgia has been trying to end this information shortage, and now the end is in sight. With it comes a way...

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