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SUMMARY:Rethinking the Flush: Innovations for Coastal NC Septic
LOCATION:Partners I – NC State University\, 1017 Main Campus Dr\, Raleigh\
 , NC
DESCRIPTION:Join NC State's Climate and Sustainability Academy (CaSA) for 
 CaSA Conversations on Nov. 10 from 8:45 to 10 a.m. We will hear from expe
 rts in state infrastructure\, global tech innovation\, and public health 
 research who will explore the challenges and innovative solutions for coa
 stal North Carolina septic.\n\nCoastal NC is facing a septic crisis as se
 a-level rise\, higher groundwater tables and severe erosion battle outdat
 ed systems. This CaSA Conversation will be recorded\, as it will provide 
 context for the Make-A-Thon challenge CaSA will sponsor Jan. 28\, 2027. M
 ake-A-Thon will provide a cash prize for student teams developing cost-ef
 fective septic design innovations that could be rapidly deployed in Coast
 al NC and elsewhere.\n\nThe panelists are\n\nVic D’Amato\, supervisor for
  the Department of Environmental Quality's Division of Water Infrastructu
 re’s Viable Utilities UnitAngela Harris\, an associate professor in the D
 epartment of Civil\, Construction and Environmental Engineering and a mem
 ber of NC State's Global WaSH ClusterEdgard Ngaboyamahina\, an innovation
  advisor at RTI and formerly with Duke University\, where he was the prin
 cipal investigator of the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge project funded by
  the Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationErin Seekamp\, executive director o
 f CaSA\, will moderate the session.\n\nEnjoy free coffee and breakfast\, 
 networking and engaging conversation.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/88c4
 dc30-48e6-4455-ae64-9095af8a5006
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/88c4dc30-48e6-4455-ae64-9095af8a5006
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