Falmouth voters rejected funding for a urine diversion pilot program at their town meeting this week, but what is it? The Green Center has been one of the technology’s biggest proponents, saying it could be a low cost way to help solve the Cape’s wastewater crisis.
WATCH: Urine Diversion was Rejected by Falmouth Voters, But What is It?
April 11, 2024
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