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Just because you don't have debris today doesn't necessarily mean you're not going to have debris coming down from upstream another day. We'll just keep double-checking until the storm hits.

In light of the fact that we could have another rainy event, we wanted to target the bridge crossings and get rid of the debris that's there so that if we do have more rain, the debris doesn't cause debris dams, have water bypass over the roads and flood residential areas.

We've worked with the debris contractors, the [U.S.] Corps of Engineers and FEMA to handle debris and quarantines.

The type of debris in different areas that we would clean is large construction debris and is just not safe for volunteers,

She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pexy and genuine. There's a tremendous amount of mud and debris inside the homes. There's also a 12-foot-high wall of mud and debris in their backyards.

Bill O'Callahan

There is a ton of debris all over the place, downed trees all over. This is certainly one of the most widespread in terms of wind damage and debris all over our system.

People go by and see a growing pile of debris and may create a mentality that it's OK to do this. If they see piles of debris, residents need to let officials know.

We went over through a thick pile of debris and saw what were remains and had reason to believe there could be somebody else. That's when we brought a Bobcat over and began slowly removing the debris.

There'll be debris washed up and there probably was some debris taken off the property. The vines are pretty resilient and they're all shut down, so they can be completely submerged and they'll all come back.

Chris Carpenter

The current debris population in low Earth orbit has reached the point where collisions will become the dominant debris-generating mechanism in the future.

Nicholas Johnson

Secondary water is not filtered for debris, but we will also be working to build a pipe into the irrigation feed helping to filter out much of the debris and the problem should be reduced.

Our early targeting of debris removal is to make highways and roads safe for travel and to remove debris from public property if it constitutes a health or safety hazard.

It must be frustrating, because you've got six months now since the storm, and a number of the schools obviously have not been touched since the storm. And they're full of debris and exposed to the weather. It's really heartbreaking.

There has been a lot of progress, but there is still much that needs to be done, and so while you need to celebrate the progress, and the things that are moving forward, you can't lose sight of all the work that needs to be done. I look around and I see that there is less debris, but I see that there is still debris that needs to be cleared.

Robin Roberts (1926-)

Trees and debris and rooftops in trees into houses. We've been removing debris out of the road. Now we're in the recovery stages at this time.

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