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Riviana Foods awarded PILOT by EDGE board for Memphis expansion

Protect Our Aquifer executive director pushed for more information on Riviana Foods water conservation practices as part of its Memphis expansion.

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It s just not enough rain these days | Push for water awareness due to a lack of rain

With nearly all of Shelby County's water coming from the Memphis Sand Aquifer, protecting the water resource's "quality" and "quantity" is important, POA said.

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Massive Tennessee Oil Spill Barely Missed State s Largest Aquifer

More than 200,000 gallons of crude oil leaked in the rural town of Henderson last week.

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Tennessee s second-largest crude oil spill narrowly missed the state s biggest aquifer

A pipeline that crosses eight states burst in Tennessee last week and leaked more than 200,000 gallons of crude oil into the rural town of Henderson –

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Memphis may have the sweetest water in the world, but toxic waste could ruin it all – a comic

Across a cluster of low-income, mostly Black neighborhoods, toxic waste sites risk contaminating an aquifer and endangering the lives of residents with noxious emissions

United statesJeff warrenRobert walkerJustin pearsonFrank johnsonPearl walkerEchol coleAngela austinTennessee valley authoritySouthern alliance for clean energyMemphis community against pollutionSierra clubRepublic servicesEconomic hardship reporting projectMemphis sand aquiferSouth memphis

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