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By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is spending nearly $1 million (with most of the money through FAA grants) to reroute storm water tainted with de-icer away from the Little Cohas Brook and into the larger Merrimack River, officials said.
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YOUR COMMENTS
UPS captures and recycles their de-icing fluid with a special underground capture system, rather then letting it drain off to the local water supply. I beleive they are the only airline at MHT that does this.
- Bill, Auburn
"Since 2004, the airport has struggled over what to do with de-icer"
Sounds more like the airport struggled to find taxpayer dollars to pay for the work. Now they have a grant from FAA and they can figure out how to solve the problem.
- Jim, Loudon
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