Sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) refer to untreated sewage discharges from municipal sewer systems, due to system overload and poorly maintained sewers. Municipalities seek to control SSOs that may contaminate community waters and put drinking water supplies at risk. Overflows can likewise threaten the health of individuals who would be exposed to raw sewage. SSOs can additionally seep into and damage public and private property. The Clean Water Act prohibits polluted discharges into waterways, which is why the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) underscores the role of sanitary sewer maintenance in preventing SSOs. Efficient maintenance can be attained through using the right sewer cleaning tools. Read more on this article:
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