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![]() In older cities like Cleveland, rain on streets, sidewalks and roofs flows to a combined sewer (which carries rain and sewage in the same pipe) and then to a wastewater treatment plant. Most suburbs and newer communities have separate sewers for stormwater: They carry that flow to the nearest stream or directly to Lake Erie. Here are the basics:
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