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Note: Ted J. Rulseh, editor of TPO magazine, was at WEFTEC in New Orleans this week. If you didn't get a chance to say hello, you can still email editor@tpomag.com with any comments or suggestions.Wipes in sewers pose substantial problems, and it’s a slow and difficult process seeking cures in product standards and labeling.So can public education really influence people not to flush items they shouldn’t? An outreach program in Portland, Maine, shows that it can — but that the education has to be sustained if it’s to be effective in the long run.In a featured session at WEFTEC —
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