There is a good chance that salt applied to your sidewalk or driveway will end up washing down the corner storm-sewer drain and get transported into Lake Winona or the Mississippi River, depending on ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Now is the time to get prepared for any potential wintry weather or ice this weekend, and hardware stores across the area are busy as people shop for their winter needs.

SALT LAKE CITY — A man is lucky to be alive after spending hours trapped in a small pipe near a busy highway overpass. Passers-by and neighbors put in several calls to first responders Saturday ...

Do you suffer from asthma, breathing difficulties, pollen or hay fever allergies? Do you have on-going sinus problems, COPD, or are you kept awake with snoring? Are you looking for something to help ...

A pipeline designed to protect the Great Salt Lake in Utah and an underground rainwater harvesting system were among the standout projects undertaken by members of the Plastics Pipe Institute Inc. A ...

January 25, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Sure, you can just scrape out your pipe and keep going, but sometimes the resin builds to the point where you ...

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06 September 2009 James Schlesinger, America's first energy secretary, once said, when it comes to energy "we have only two modes complacency and panic." As oil turned 150 last week, panic button ...

SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — A pipe bomb was detonated after the device was located outside a South Salt Lake restaurant Tuesday. Police and the Unified Fire Authority bomb squad responded after being ...

A man was found dead Friday inside an 18-inch diameter pipe, but police say they do not suspect foul play in his death. Salt Lake City police were called to 1110 South and 300 West, near a ...

RIYADH, Sept 5 Oil turns 150. The oil story began on August 27, 1859, in the sleepy lumber town of Titusville, Pa., when “Colonel” Edwin Drake hammered a pipe into the ground in search of a ...