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Sandy Stormwater Hits U.S. With Pollution Mess

Hoboken flooding

 

 

Floodwaters have not yet receded from many parts of the Northeast after Sandy's inundation. Those waters are often quite polluted, and people's health will depend on public understanding of the threat. Here are some resources for journalists to use in covering it.

 

 

Sandy Stormwater News

EPA Stormwater Information

Reporters' Resources from SEJ