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The dangers of Biosolids

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7 years 10 months ago #63842 by cs090978
The dangers of Biosolids was created by cs090978
I could really use a hand here, we have an issue in our township with farmers spreading Class B Biosolids. This is human waste, believe it or not this is an issue where we live. Seems like a gross no-brainer right? Who would want that in their neighborhood, right? Well I guess the farmers getting paid $1,000 a load want it. I am trying to find medical research that would show that this is not good for someone with Immune Disease (or anyone else for that matter). Many researchers make for a lighter load! Thank you in advance for anyone that can help.

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