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The 16 pages that link to Combined sewer overflow, each with the reason it gives.

• Wastewater treatmentRelated: Storm-driven overflows can bypass treatment and release untreated wastewater.

• Marine debrisRelated: Overflow events can carry litter and plastic items into waterways.

• Nutrient pollutionBroader topic: Storm surges can carry sewage nutrients directly into nearby waters.

• Green infrastructureCompared with: Runoff capture can reduce the storm surges that trigger these discharges.

• Stormwater managementRelated: Reducing stormwater entering combined sewers can lower overflow frequency and volume.

• SewerageRelated: Such discharges can introduce untreated sewage into waterways.

• Urban floodingBroader topic: Heavy rain can overwhelm shared sewer pipes, releasing water and sewage into nearby areas.

• Combined sewerBroader topic: It is the direct consequence of storm flows overwhelming the shared conveyance and treatment system.

• Surface runoffRelated: Heavy runoff can overwhelm combined sewers and trigger untreated or partly treated discharges.

• Flush toiletRelated: Heavy rain can overwhelm sewer networks that receive toilet wastewater.

• London sewer systemRelated: Stormwater surges can force the London network to release diluted sewage into the Thames.

• Long Island SoundRelated: Heavy rainfall can send sewage and runoff into the Sound through overflow outlets.

• Chicago Sanitary and Ship CanalRelated: Heavy rain can send overflow into waterways connected to the canal, challenging water quality.

• Christina RiverRelated: Overflow events can introduce untreated wastewater into the Christina and nearby waters.

• History of water supply and sanitationRelated: Overflow events expose a lasting drawback of systems that mix sewage with rainwater.

• Street gutterBroader topic: Heavy gutter inflow can help trigger overflows in combined sewer systems.