[SML] Event Ramp collapses

[Richard Niederberg]

Dear Pat,
There is different sanitation in the largest cities in Brazil: Sao Paulo,
where the work gets done (OK for Business), Rio de Janeiro, where the Fun
gets done (Low-beaches, etc) and Brasilia, where Nothing gets done
(Sterile-Government)
/s/ Richard
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On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 3:21 PM, Pat Kight via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Stephen Litterst via Stagecraft wrote:
>
>> On 8/1/16 2:32 PM, Steven Hood via Stagecraft wrote:
>>
>>> So, how does one go about "cleaning" that much water without destroying
>>> what remains of the local ecosystem?
>>>
>>
>> You start 16 years ago, six years before they even won the bid.  You
>> reduce the amount of pollution being dumped in the water.  You bring in
>> filter feeders like oysters and grasses that will clean much of the
>> water on their own.
>>
>> But most importantly, you stop people dumping crap in the water.
>>
>
> I think you'd have to start considerably earlier, and with biiiiiiig
> infrastructure. You know, things like running water, enclosed sewers and
> water & sewage treatment plants.
>
> The latest report I've seen says that Brazil's first-ever National
> Sanitation Plan, approved just three years ago, aims for universal access
> to drinking water by 2023, and universal access to sanitation in urban
> areas by 2033. Given the widespread poverty of much of the country, that's
> probably optimistic.
>
> --
> Pat Kight
> kightp at peak.org
>
>
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/s/ Richard
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