SCIENCEHONOLULU CIVIL BEAT
A Viable Cesspool Alternative Emerges On Hawaiʻi’s Coasts
Puakō residents are developing a low-pressure sewer system as a viable alternative to cesspools in Hawaiʻi. The project, which has undergone years of research and planning, is now gaining momentum as a potential model for the state.
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