Georgia-Pacific Boom: Camas Mill's Modernization

0:00A big boom shook up commas this Wednesday morning when Georgia pacific demolished a boiler at their downtown paper mill. The blast kicked up a huge dust cloud as part of a multi-year push to clear out old buildings and modernize the plan with smarter tech that packs more. Punch in less space. They already took down another boiler back on February 19, using a controlled fall technique. Contractor's slice key supports, then yanked it over with heavy machines, all planned out smooth. Streets like sixth and seventh avenues got detours before, during and right after to keep traffic flowing safe. No major issues for locals thanks to months of engineering prep aimed at zero drama in the neighborhood. Now the recovery boilers are history, so they are diving into 20 million dollars of construction upgrades for better safety, efficiency, and long-term paper towel production, including those in motion roles. They just dropped news on nearly 12 million dollars more for fresh converting gear. With more takedowns lined up on the dock, warehouse, and craft mill, this keeps the operation lean and vital for Georgia pacific's west coast game.

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