Scientists can track the spread of opioids in sewers. But do cities want to know what lies below?

(By Justin Chen for STAT)

The French novelist Victor Hugo described the sewage system as “the consciousness of the city,” a place where there are no secrets. Transporting millions of gallons of wastewater, the sewer contains a record of the public’s health and the substances it consumes. Continue reading article here…

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