Bigblackted4
Superstar
My dad was basically saying the sewer system still made like it’s not a major city so there’s no where for water to run off.It floods everytime it rains in Atlanta. It doesn't make any sense
My dad was basically saying the sewer system still made like it’s not a major city so there’s no where for water to run off.It floods everytime it rains in Atlanta. It doesn't make any sense
My dad was basically saying the sewer system still made like it’s not a major city so there’s no where for water to run off.
The communities around Proctor Creek in West Atlanta are still dealing with the ramifications of environmental injustice over 100 years later, in the form of recurring flooding, sewer overflows, and outdated infrastructure. These lead to a higher risk of pathogens, which bring disease. The area is also facing new development, gentrification, and lack pf greenspace, increasing the prominence of environmental justice issues.