When I was in Barrow Alaska back in th early 70s the folks who lived there all year around did not have a sewage treatment plant but they had asimple solution.  They carted the sewage about a mile out on the frozen sea and simply piled it up in a great frozen heap.  This worked well till the thaw came in July and August.  The sewage thawed first and for several weeks the aroma of sewage was a powerful reminder for us Stateside people of how great an invention the sewage treatment plant has proven to be.

I understand that they now have such a plant in Barrow but I am sure all the underwater creatures  up north miss the summer thaws.

Maybe you could explain to the Sofia powers that be about the need to collect and treat this valuable street dog contribution to the environment.

Love your blogs and you AG