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Not sure why people buried your post, but many water-soluble metal salts are pretty toxic to animals and people. In areas with natural Arsenic accumulation (or
by Joel_Mckay 4mo ago
Not sure why people buried your post, but many water-soluble metal salts are pretty toxic to animals and people.
In areas with natural Arsenic accumulation (or Acid rain run off), farmers will sometimes place rusting iron equipment in the water ways to reduce metals accumulating in the topsoil.
With low rainfall the evaporated well-water problem can certainly be a serious concern. =3
- modo_mario 4mo ago>farmers will sometimes place rusting iron equipment in the water ways to reduce metals accumulating in the topsoil. Hoes does this work and related to the arsenic and acid rain?
- Joel_Mckay 4mo agoWould have preferred a better source, but likely a similar process to the following: https://wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/resources/conference/26/wegelin-soras.pdf https://wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/resources/conference/26/w... Best of luck =3
- butvacuum 3mo agoI think it's probably because- even with a trivially verifyable source- the 300x lethal dose for 9 billion people is a knee jerk "no way!"