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That would be a valid solution, yes. But it sounds a bit too simple? My concern here is - wouldn't someone have already tested the slurry and made the determina
by speff 1y ago
That would be a valid solution, yes. But it sounds a bit too simple? My concern here is - wouldn't someone have already tested the slurry and made the determination that's it's suitable/unsuitable? This article doesn't really go into the details there
- cluckindan 1y agoPFAS testing is still not a common thing, except in areas where it has already caused health issues to people.
- margalabargala 1y agoPFAS contamination wasn't really a thing on anyone's radar until relatively recently. For all we know, the the critera being used for "is this suitable as fertilizer" did not go beyond "has it got what plants crave", and "and also doesn't contain poison" didn't make the list.