Hidden beneath the city streets lie 2,000 kilometres of brick tunnels that take raw sewage direct from our homes, along with 130 kilometres of interconnecting main sewers the size of railway tunnels.
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Al Cannistras insight:
this should be interesting - not a new idea really, Chicago tried it with State St in the late 70's. it was greeted with great expectation - and objection. it lasted 17 years and a lot of damage was done.... . . . |
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