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Damaged Hyperion plant releasing partially treated sewage

Damaged Hyperion plant releasing partially treated sewage
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The Smell Of 17M Gallons Of Sewage Is Still Lingering Now, Nearby Residents Have Some Options

Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Subscribe Remember those L.A beaches that had to close earlier this month when 17 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into the ocean? They opened back up on July 15, when authorities deemed them safe again. But that doesn t mean everything is back to normal: There s still a lingering and unpleasant odor in the air. How bad is it? Bad enough in some areas for the city of Los Angeles to offer reimbursements for air conditioning units. That s so residents can keep their windows closed as work continues on cleaning up the wastewater that flooded the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant near LAX.

LA beaches close after 17m gallons of untreated sewage discharged into bay

Last modified on Wed 14 Jul 2021 20.06 EDT Seventeen million gallons of untreated sewage were discharged into California’s Santa Monica Bay between Sunday evening and early Monday morning, spurring beach closures, as well as criticism of how health officials notified the public about potential safety risks. The problems came to a head at Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, located in the Playa del Rey area of Los Angeles, on Sunday evening. An “unusual amount of debris” – including construction waste and grease, among other refuse – entered the plant through its sewer lines, said Elena Stern, a senior public information director for the city’s department of public works.

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