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Flushing in the New Millenium

University of Minnesota Extension Service

Education

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Flushing in the New Millenium

On October 28, a live satellite conference on the future of septic systems was televised in forty-five locations in Minnesota and thirty-five other sites around the country. The program, entitled "The Next Generation of Sewage Treatment: Flushing in the New Millenium," involved home and cabin owners, local agency staff, educators, elected officials, onsite industry professionals and researchers. The conference included a discussion by a panel of experts and interviews of people who have implemented alternative septic systems. The two-hour conference also provided an opportunity for viewers to phone or fax in questions and receive a live response from the panel.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in FedFlix: US government films
Licence or status
CC0 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
University of Minnesota Extension Service
Language
English
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