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Housing-Market Collapse Touches Firms But Some Find New Sectors - ENR | McGraw-Hill Construction

Publication Date: 17-SEP-08
Author:  Jeff Rubenstone
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The collapsing housing market in the U.S. is hitting some environmental firms, particularly those working in sectors such as water and wastewater services. But those in the nuclear-waste and hazardous-materials sectors have more breathing room as interest continues to grow in environmental cleanup and sustainability projects.
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