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Gray water doesn’t have poop in it, and I’d be shocked if it were legal to dump black water (raw sewage) on fields.
by mikestew 2mo ago
Gray water doesn’t have poop in it, and I’d be shocked if it were legal to dump black water (raw sewage) on fields.
- morkalork 2mo agoThe whoopsie is implying that what was on paper and legal, grey water being used, is not what actually occurred. Of course one will ask for proof of such mistakes or corruption and to which all I can give are thousands of people infected with parasites.
- mikestew 2mo agoThe whoopsie is implying that what was on paper and legal… Where in the U. S. is it legal to irrigate crops with gray water? Nowhere I’m aware of, except a few places where subsurface drip irrigation is allowed.
- ButlerianJihad 2mo agoI don't know about legality, but the current rumors say that this produce originated in the United States of Mexico, where Taylor Farms has a large presence. Additional anecdotes indicate that in any given field, the workers work, and nature calls, and workers return to work without having walked very far. I purchased some salad kits this week, and all salad kits in the grocery store were labeled "SALINAS" (Yes, I ate one and I feel great!)
- morkalork 2mo agoAre you suggesting USA only use potable water for irrigation? Maybe I use the wrong word but most water used is ground or surface water with whatever in it is in it,even if downstream from farms with runoff?