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June 25, 2008

A Fitting Memorial

Can you think of better places to honor such a man?

One Response to “A Fitting Memorial”

  1. julita108 Says:
    June 27th, 2008 at 8:46 am

    Actually, this sewage treatment plant represents the opposite of everything that Bush has stood for. The plant protects the environment by treating wastewater and storm drain runoff, cleaning the waste out of the water and purifying it before releasing it into the ocean. The plant is all about water conservation and reducing pollution. So while I understand the satirical objective, naming this facility after G.W.B. really kind of misses the point, and is more an insult to the SF water treatment system than anything else.