[Digital editor's note: This column originally ran in sibling publication, Plumber, and is presented here as written by plumber Randy Lorge. While Lorge discusses the nature of water issues in relation to plumbing, it's a song that many portable sanitation professionals know well.]
Please bear with me for a minute and read the following lines I stripped from a few articles I’ve read:Three infants die in neonatal intensive care unit from waterborne bacterial infection; five others sickened.
After neighbors’ clash over public urination, 18-month-old killed.
Poverty and poor sewage infrastructure have led to a surge in tropical diseases.
Killing of two children exposes failure of
