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Exactly. People today also have no memory of how polluted inland waters were before the Clean Water Act

Posted on September 11, 2026 at 09:58:35 AM by brick (edited September 11, 2026 at 10:07:35 AM)

The Act was extremely successful. We can read contemporaneous accounts of what the Cuyahoga, Delaware, Missouri, Potomac, etc rivers were like before the CWA. Brown, oily β€œwater” filled with untreated sewage and big balls of grease that would periodically catch on fire. But we can’t really live with the omnipresent overwhelming stench of pre-CWA rivers, or hear the lack of birds near them, or experience the total lack of fish many had.

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