Urban Pumpers Pay a Price for Homelessness

In Washington, D.C., use and abuse of restrooms costs portable sanitation providers thousands of dollars, but one solution may be on the horizon.
Urban Pumpers Pay a Price for Homelessness
Albert Townsend

If you have visited the nation’s capital, there is a sight you may not have expected to see while touring monuments, government buildings and museums. Look in the right places at the right times, and you see homeless people trying to stay alive under highway bridges and in public...

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