Deeply Troubling and Business as Usual
I couldn't agree more with the one comment to yesterday's post about the 2005 New Haven sewage spill:
It is deeply troubling that no explanation of the cause of this large spill was ever made public. Thus, there is no assurance that corrective action was taken (facility upgrades and/or enhanced training) and therefore no reason to believe such a calamitous event could not happen in the future. One would have thought such a 'business as usual' approach to sewage spills was no longer acceptable in Connecticut.
It is deeply troubling that no explanation of the cause of this large spill was ever made public. Thus, there is no assurance that corrective action was taken (facility upgrades and/or enhanced training) and therefore no reason to believe such a calamitous event could not happen in the future. One would have thought such a 'business as usual' approach to sewage spills was no longer acceptable in Connecticut.
posted by Tom Andersen at 12:32 PM
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