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By Ronnie Harris, Stephen D. Villavaso and Lesley Kordella
The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) works with its
members and partners to meet a challenge issued by THE U.S. EPA for
America’s corporations — reviewing where ecological reuse is
viable in land restoration and cleanup programs, and then actively pursuing
these options.
New Financial Incentives for South Carolina
Textile Communities
Throughout the Southeast, abandoned textile mills have
thwarted community development, impacted public health and negatively
affected tax roles. Since 1997, 65 mill complexes have closed, many of
which sit in the core of small South Carolina towns, resulting in thousands
of lost jobs.
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