Helping Hands

The New York Village of Massena comes up with a highly cost-effective solution to stop combined sewer overflows — with help from a state assistance program

Talk about taking the bull by the horns. In Massena, N.Y., recurring combined sewer overflows (CSOs) were creating havoc. But rather than spend money on consultants and shelf-bound studies, plant superintendent Nick Zappia and his staff took matters into their own hands.

 

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