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December 07, 2007 Volume 16 No. 16

Out of Sight, E&O Workers Saving Millions of Gallons of Water

At Duke University Medical Center, much of the fight for water conservation is being fought with rolls of common electrical tape, pipe wrenches and the creative imaginations of a team of Engineering and Operations staffers.

Their goal is to cut water usage in a time of severe drought. But much of their work is going on above, below and beyond the sight of co-workers, patients and visitors.

And there has been progress -- millions of...

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