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Wonder Why

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1. Interesting. In my town, we went on a tour of the sewage treatment plant about 15 years ago and they had a

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Tue Apr 30, 2024, 08:53 PM

Apr 30

building that had blocks of solid waste that could not be released into the water. They said that they tried to sell it as fertilizer but nobody was buying it so it was stored at that time. Wonder if they ever found some sleazy company that was willing to take it.

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'This is Chernobyl': Texas ranchers say 'forever chemicals' in (human-)waste-based fertilizers ruined their land [View all] highplainsdem Apr 30 OP

Interesting. In my town, we went on a tour of the sewage treatment plant about 15 years ago and they had a Wonder Why Apr 30 #1

I had a friend who worked at TRA Trinity River Authority MagickMuffin Apr 30 #2

They tried to force organic farms to accept sewage sludge back in the early 90's Tumbulu Apr 30 #3

Thank you ananda Apr 30 #5

And people wonder about the soaring rate of autism... IMHO it's not the vaccines Hekate Apr 30 #4

Endocrine disruption, I suspect, has much to do with our current political landscape Ponietz Apr 30 #6

"IMHO it's not the vaccines" Mariana May 1 #10

I figured that out decades ago when I read an article about rocket fuel leaking into the aquifers Hekate May 1 #15

No. That's not why. Oneironaut May 1 #12

That stuff is everywhere. And if you get cow or horse manure, it's contaminated with broadleaf herbicides. LeftInTX Apr 30 #7

There are 2 strains of bacteria that break down PFAS Warpy May 1 #8

Thanks! Maybe we'll find some that works on non-chlorinated PFAS someday. Hermit-The-Prog May 1 #9

Wherever there is a niche to fill, something evolves to fill it Warpy May 1 #16

Interesting. OldBaldy1701E May 1 #11

Wow BoRaGard May 1 #13

This is what you voted for, Texas farmers ck4829 May 1 #14

It's happening all over. LeftInTX May 1 #17

Message auto-removed Name removed May 1 #18