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What are health/environmental risks of living next to a waste water sewage treatment plant?

Or is it safe?

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  1. Comment by Otts Shoals
    September 15, 2011 @ 11:01 am

    With the buffers required in the USA, there would be no impact from the wastewater facility unless there was a major disaster like a flood or storage tank failure. It would be the same type of risk as living next to most other industries.

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