One can’t separate the state of Louisiana from water. With all the rivers and bayous found here, bodies of water are part of life in the state, where people derive their livelihood and where they go for leisure.
However, the line between urban life and nature is a delicate one, and can be easily disrupted. Take for example the recently reported case of wastewater leakage in Mandeville. According to a NOLA.com report, a broken sewage pipe has caused a spike in fecal coliform levels in Bayou Castine.
The sewer leak coincides with Mandeville’s opening of a new section of beach off Lakeshore Drive, which naturally generated safety concerns among residents and local officials.
Challenges in Wastewater Management
In a lot of ways, the development of the sewer system is one of the most important achievements in human history. After all, the system safely conveys wastewater away from the community. Without it, no civilization would have flourished. Read more from this blog: http://bit.ly/2oLobCx
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