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Historical account on the role of water closets (toilets) and sewage treatment in human hygiene, from Babylon to modern times.
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Google PR: History of wastewater treatment in Lynn, Massachusetts, where wastewater collection began in 1866 with the construction of a stone and brick sewer in Union street.
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