Fwd: New issue: Asheville restaurants find costly water solutions

One interesting tidbit she discovered through her reporting is that World Central Kitchen — the global humanitarian food nonprofit that's been on the ground feeding people in Western North Carolina since the beginning of the crisis — was the first to install these tanks and cistern systems at restaurants they were partnering with.

Pete

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From: Mountain Xpress <jmcguire@mountainx.com>
Date: November 12, 2024 at 2:01:42 PM EST
To: Reader <peteandtess@gmail.com>
Subject: New issue: Asheville restaurants find costly water solutions
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One interesting tidbit she discovered through her reporting is that World Central Kitchen — the global humanitarian food nonprofit that's been on the ground feeding people in Western North Carolina since the beginning of the crisis — was the first to install these tanks and cistern systems at restaurants they were partnering with.