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Duluth Awarded $700,000 Grant To Study Using Wastewater to Heat Buildings

Duluth Awarded $700,000 Grant To Study Using Wastewater to Heat Buildings

Duluth has been awarded a $700,000 grant by the Department of Energy to develop a geothermal district heating system using waste from Western Lake Superior Sanitary District to heat buildings…

Star Tribune

https://www.startribune.com/duluth-awarded-700000-grant-to-study-using-waste-water-to-heat-buildings/600273601/

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