Orlando Lee never pictured himself as an author. In his work life, he’s a certified operator at the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant, a 150-acre facility with a design capacity of 370 mgd, owned by the DC Water and Sewer Authority in the nation’s capital.Still, earlier this year, Lee made a contribution to the lore and literature of his profession by self-publishing a children’s book, Where’s the Fish? llustrated by DeMeria SeGuan and published by Xlibris, the book contains a simple but powerful lesson: that life depends on clean water, and without wastewater treatment, we wouldn’t have it.“My goal,”
