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A Viable Cesspool Alternative Emerges On Hawaiʻi’s Coasts
Residents of Puakō, Hawai‘i, have developed a low-pressure liquid-only sewer system to replace cesspools and protect coral reefs. The project, led by Puakō For Reefs, aims to serve as a model for other coastal areas like Kahalu‘u and Miloliʻi. Hawai‘i County, initially skeptical, now supports the initiative as part of broader efforts to address nitrogen runoff.
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