Cities such as Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati are leading the way in improving their waterways. These public spaces are not only economically brilliant for increasing jobs, local businesses, and investments, but are also important for sustainability efforts and for increased standards of living. In such cities, waterways are being cleaned to allow city dwellers to engage in activities along the water, and in some places, even in the water.
An interesting way cities can inspire people to clean up their waters. #bcsfh2o https://t.co/NgBFtnqTXc
— Caroline Zuba (@zcscience) November 15, 2017
