On the Delaware, a promising new era in cleanup of an urban river

Re:On the Delaware, a promising new era in cleanup of an urb... by Mediterraneo10 on Friday August 21, 2020 @09:56AM (#24234901)

Some cities are defined by their rivers, like Paris or London. And then there are cities where you might blink and miss the city’s river (Bucharest), or the river is something you only see once a year when you e.g. visit that Chinese restaurant down that way (Madrid).

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Re:On the Delaware, a promising new era in cleanup of an urb... by madcaptenor on Friday August 21, 2020 @01:56PM (#24237249)

Atlanta wasn't built on its river but on a ridge a few miles away, so the Chattahoochee isn't something you think about. (Unless you have to commute across it, as I did back when commutes were a thing, and you realize that your route choices are seriously limited by that fact.) On the bright side a lot of the river has been preserved for recreation as a result.

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