The Binghamton Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment Plant in Vestal, New York, recently declared an emergency after a malfunction caused one its buildings to flood with partially treated wastewater.
A 16-inch pipe became separated from a wall in the building’s basement, causing sewage to leak, according to officials.The emergency declaration allows the staff to spend additional money to clean up and repair the facility. To see an image of the accident, visit the source article on WSKG News.Pine Needles Tell the Story of PFAS in North Carolina
The humble pine tree is more than just a common sight in North Carolina – it’s
News Briefs: WWTP Building Floods With Sewage After Pipe Breaks in Basement
Also in this week's water and wastewater news, researchers use pine needle samples to trace over 70 different types of PFAS in six North Carolina counties from 1961 to the present
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