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Alexander Merritt
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Investing in Baltimore's Aged Sewers

Alexander Merritt
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hello BP

Recently I heard a little piece from Marketplace on NPR about how Baltimore is facing a crisis due to it's very old infrastructure. Basically the whole sewer system needs to be replaced and there is a preliminary estimate it will cost 1.5 BILLION!

Is anyone aware or concerned about this? Would this information deter investors? Or do you think that since a lot of cities are in the same predicament that it's just not something that is really thought of?

Here's the article

http://www.marketplace.org/topics/sustainability/w...

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