Back in 1972 at the movies, a never-ending supply of pollution fed a malevolent, fictional Smog Monster, which threatened humanity until a certain humongous, green lizard put an end to the threat. These days, there’s a differen — but very real — type of never-ending stream threatening the health of cities, suburbs, rural America and the wastewater treatment plants that serve them.
This threat is the endless stream of fats, oils and grease that fill our nation’s sewer systems. A byproduct of many processes, but primarily the manufacture of animal products and the preparation of food in both commercial and residential
