
A new study finds that Washington’s sewage pumping plant is contributing to a crisis that has overwhelmed the city and is contributing in part to its water shortage.
The study, which was published online by the American Journal of Public Health, found that the sewage pumping station, located at Washington State University, is supplying water to less than 5 percent of the citys population.
It’s the first study to look at the impact of the sewage pump, which is connected to the city sewer system.
Researchers say it’s the worst example of a leaky sewage system in the U.S.
Researchers also said that a leak in the pumping station could have significant impacts for the region, because it could contaminate drinking water supplies and lead to a potentially catastrophic water crisis.
In a study released last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that between January and June 2016, there were 8,600 reports of sewage overflows in the Washington, D.C., metro area, more than double the average rate of about 4,200 per month.
A total of 3,926 of those overflows resulted in the deaths of residents and a total of 818 injuries.
The sewage pump system in Washington State is a key part of the water supply system for more than 3 million residents.
In a recent letter to the mayor, the EPA’s assistant administrator for water resources, Jennifer D. Riedel, said that while the pumping plant may be contributing to water shortages in some parts of the state, the problem is also an environmental problem.
The sewer system in D.W. Washington is the largest in the nation.
But it is among the least efficient.
It has about 10 times the amount of waste per capita than the national average.
In Washington, it has been a challenge to install and maintain the pumps, and many residents are unaware that they are part of a water problem, according to the EPA.
The pumping station is located in the city of Bellevue and is one of several wastewater treatment plants.
A number of Washington’s wastewater treatment facilities are located at a sewage treatment plant.
For a time, the Washington State Department of Environmental Quality said it was using the pumping system to deliver wastewater to the plant, which does the work.
But then, in November, the city announced that it would stop using the sewage pumps.
Riedel said in a statement to ABC News that the EPA has been monitoring the plant’s performance and that it was not a problem for the agency.
According to Riedal, the sewer system has been able to handle the situation in a cost-effective manner.
But Rieds statement added that the pump could not safely be relied on to handle more than 5% of the nation’s population.
The Washington Department of Health says it has already received more than 200 reports of problems with the sewage system, which has been shut down for about three months.
The city of Seattle is also reporting problems with sewage pumping stations, as well as problems with wastewater treatment and the treatment of pollutants.