Wednesday, May 18, 2011

When It Rains, It Pours...Raw Sewage

Wall Street Journal story on the sewage and storm water overflow problems in the waters around New York City:





Many old communities in the Hudson Valley have Combined Sewage Overflows (CSOs) and as a result their local waterways suffer sewage contamination when it rains. Green infrastructure investments and sewage system upgrades can greatly reduce the amount of combined sewage and storm water released, reducing pollution.



1 comment:

Boat Guy said...

Water is something that seems to be taken for granted every single day. There needs to be more awareness programs that inform people of the repercussions of water pollution. If we run out of water, we run out of life!

Good post!