The simple and cost-effective solution is helping keep the town's water sources clean.
The Australian city of Kwinana has designed a simple and cost-effective solution to deal with the discharge of waste from drainage systems. The town has put nets on the outlet of drainage pipes.These nets stop waste and pollutants from leaving the sewers, preventing garbage transported by rain waters from contaminating the town's local water reserve.
It is a simple filtering system and it works like a charm.of garbage from two locations where the nets are installed. The collected debris is then separated and all recyclable materials are taken to a recycling center which processes biodegradable waste and turns it into fertilizer.-diameter concrete drainage pipe outlets. In six months, they have been cleaned a total of three times and at no point has any animal been found trapped inside.
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