New York's Toxic Wasteland: America's Water Crisis (Part 1/3)
Published November 13, 2012
This video has 1.38M views and 11.3K likes, ranking #3,019,138 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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1,384,659
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11,329
Comments
2,714
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Every time it rains in New York City, billions of gallons of raw sewage are piped directly into the Hudson River. Superstorms like Hurricane Sandy only magnify the issue by flooding New York's waterways with even more human feces. It's a direct effect of the way New York City's wastewater pipes were built, and it's the…
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- November 13, 2012
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