Asked by ABC 17 News 329 Votes Do you think homeless camps are a major source of urban water pollution in Columbia? x Share Embed Share on Facebook Share on X small medium wide <script type="text/javascript" src="//squareoffs.com/assets/embed.js"></script><iframe id="embed_square_off_29343" class="squareoffs-embed" src="//squareoffs.com/square_offs/29343?category=news&publisher=abc%2017%20news&answer_a=Yes&answer_b=No&size=small&keyword=Yes&keyword=No&keyword=homeless&keyword=missouri&keyword=water&keyword=Pollution" width="300" height="0" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" allow="fullscreen; identity-credentials-get"> 80% Yes Yes 3 20% No No 0 Powered by SquareOffs Terms | Privacy 80% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 3 Comments 1 Steve Baumann Even a caveperson knows this to be true. All it takes is a hike along any of the city trails that are near the creeks. Pay special attention to underpasses. Where is Captain Obvious when you need him? Reply 1 Max It's not just human waste, it's also corrosive metal, from batteries, tools, junk, and other forms of waste from plastics, etc.. Reply 1 Harry D Report all homeless related trash and human waste near streams to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The phone number is 573-751-3443 Reply 20% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet Powered by SquareOffs Terms | Privacy
Even a caveperson knows this to be true. All it takes is a hike along any of the city trails that are near the creeks. Pay special attention to underpasses. Where is Captain Obvious when you need him?
ReplyIt's not just human waste, it's also corrosive metal, from batteries, tools, junk, and other forms of waste from plastics, etc..
ReplyReport all homeless related trash and human waste near streams to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The phone number is 573-751-3443
Reply