Micro BS

[Stiksave]

It still doesn't address the fact that the sanitary plants can't filter them out, they have to be inferior with human waste as well. It just looks like the wagon in front of the horse for feel good politically correct reasons rather than the fact the technology for sewage is a 100 years old. What percentage of days this summer were there high bacteria warnings along Lake Erie beaches in Erie county? That's the same water we're yanking eyes out of. Maybe I'm just not informed, I only rely on common sense. My tap water has more chlorine in it than I put in my pool.

[fishkiller16]

They are not closing beaches because of cow crap. They close them because its human crap from the sewage systems being to old to handle the volume of waste alone in them then add any amount of rain water or snow melt off and bam an overflow.

[Stiksave]

They are not closing beaches because of cow crap. They close them because its human crap from the sewage systems being to old to handle the volume of waste alone in them then add any amount of rain water or snow melt off and bam an overflow.

That was my point in my first post, but you can't stop people from releaving themselves, so why make micro beads such a big deal. It takes your eye off the real problem. So Andy and Mark are heroes now?

[fishkiller16]

Unfortunately the micro beads are a big threat.

[Stiksave]

Unfortunately the micro beads are a big threat.

Ok, micro beads are a threat. How do they arrive in our waterways. Procter & Gamble don't truck them there. I think the larger problem is being ignored because it costs too much. Legislating crap is cheaper than treating it. imho.