[ Thunder, playing children  ]
[Mother:] Uh oh, we're going to get soaked.
[Girl:] That's OK, let's jump in the puddles.
[Mother:] [ Laughing ] Let's get our raincoats.
[Girl:] Wow, look at the water coming down our street, it's like a river.
Where does all the water go Mommy?
[Mother:] Down the storm drains.
[Girl:] Then where?
[Mother:] Um... away?
[ Music ] [Narrator:] There is no away. Storm water drains lead directly 
into our streams and rivers, lakes and ponds not through treatment 
plants. So everything going down the storm drain like motor oil, 
fertilizers, pesticides, soil, even pet waste goes into our water; the 
water we drink and swim in, boat on and enjoy. We can prevent storm 
water pollution, learn what you can do. Check the web at 
thinkbluemaine.org -- that's thinkbluemaine.org. Think blue in Maine, 
clean water starts with you. Brought to you by Maine DEP, US EPA Clean 
Water Act, and Think Blue Maine Partners.