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State Cites Elk Grove for Construction Dirt Runoff
July 08, 2004
Sacramento Bee
Mary Lynne Vellinga
State Water Regulators have threatened the city of Elk Grove with fines if it doesn’t improve its oversite of dirt runoff from the city’s numerous construction sites....Read More
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We have spent the last couple of months exposing and educating regional construction and regulatory professionals on the serious problems concrete washout poses to the environment and the solution we will be providing them. They are very receptive and are elated to finally have a solution to a problem that has been plaguing the industry for years. Although our initial focus will be within the greater Denver market, we have high expectations for growth with the tremendous reception we have received and will meet the needs of the industry as demand increases.Rich Jeffrey, President of CWS Colorado, LLC. |
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 Concrete washwater contains Chromium VI, a known carcinogen and the same heavy metal in which the Erin Brockovich movie focused on. |
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