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Half the stuff in Fort Lauderdale’s sewage system isn’t waste. Sea rise makes leaks worse

Adriana Brasileiro and Alex Harris of the Miami Herald write: Fort Lauderdale is soaked in waste after six sewage spills from decaying pipes dumped more than 126 million gallons of raw sewage directly into nearby rivers and canals over the last few weeks. That’s about the volume of 191 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Read the full […]

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Adriana Brasileiro and Alex Harris of the Miami Herald write: Fort Lauderdale is soaked in waste after six sewage spills from decaying pipes dumped more than 126 million gallons of raw sewage directly into nearby rivers and canals over the last few weeks. That’s about the volume of 191 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Read the full article here.

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