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Originally Posted by hau
Dan--I don't know.
I was researching ideas on how to better forecast what the water viz in my area might be and came across this video of the "Hollywood Florida Outflow Pipe".
The Hollywood Pipe is just 1 of 4 pipes that I know of in my area.
These sewer pipes and the near shore current and the tides waters in and out of the inlets are contributing factors to the viz in my area.
I would like to learn the EXACT locations of these sewer pipes exit ends if anyone has the numbers please.
Kyle c- quote
Hau after I saw this I begin looking diligently for information on these types of outfall sites. The EPA has a plethora of information on there site but it is impossible to navigate and find anything. Then I stumbled on this while looking for information on deep injection wells for school which is one method used to deal with waste water.
The water they inject into wells is actually treated to a high level to avoid contamination of the ground water supply. But the outfall from that pipe does not seem to be well treated at all, but I might be wrong. I did not get to read through it but I hope it helps a little if you have not found anything. As far as I am concerned these sort of things are the closest thing to rape on the environment and I have to admit I was very ignorant to the fact that this level of pollution existed in this area.
Kyle c---the information from your post above is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you ![]()
I have one pipe numbers now and as soon as the weather clears I'll be working on finding the other three pipes in my area.
The "boil" from these outflow pipes is what affects our viz the most I believe.
From what I read, this "boil" is on the surface, can be 800yds wide in a stream that generally flows South to North.
Thanks for the research Kyle c. ![]()
btw--the sea is NOT green, it is BROWN with suspended sand after 5 days of 30mph wind ![]()
The sea is a very depressing sight out my back door right now ![]()
