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Plumbers reveal what not to put in the garbage disposal — and people are stumped

Plumbers reveal what not to put in the garbage disposal — and people are stumped
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Sewage often becomes fertilizer, but the issue is it s tainted with PFAS

Sewage often becomes fertilizer, but the issue is it s tainted with PFAS
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Farm Fertilizers Can Contain Forever Chemicals From Sewage

Dangerous chemicals called PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals' are now ubiquitous, contaminating waste that ends up on farm fields.

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Our sewage often becomes fertilizer Problem is, it s tainted with PFAS

Fertilizer created as a byproduct of wastewater treatment is raising the alarm in some New England states because wastewater treatment plants were not built to handle the toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS.

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Our sewage often becomes fertilizer Problem is, it s tainted with PFAS

About half the wastewater sludge in the United States is turned into fertilizer. Some want to ban the practice because the sludge contains PFAS and can contaminate food crops. Others say the problem is not so simple.

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