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Combined Sewer Overflow

A quick overview of how a combined sewer overflow system works and why heavy rains can be bad for estuaries.

Region: West

State: New York/New Jersey

Grade Level: Middle School & High

Clip Length: 1:42 Minutes

Video Size: 13.3 MB

Video Shoot Year: 2006

Credit: EPA NY-NJ NEP
     
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