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This is monumental! You people are on target. My heart leaps for this, as nutrient (fertilizer, sewage) run-off from Commercial Fertilizer, and ill managed waste plants, is a huge detriment to our streams, oceans and aquatic life forms. Besides focusing on Organic Fertilizer (which doesn't kill microbes, earthworms and deplete crop values, like petroleum based fertilizer does), we can greatly improve our sewage plants. We need to repair pipes, and store non-potable water for fire supplies, use the sewage to make Methane to run the plant, and obtain high-nitrogen fertilizer (put further inland). I think that a distillation process could also be designed with the water effluent, and even a solar collector utilized on a broad, shallow structure, incorporated into the plant design.
An engineer told me, yesterday that many great plans have been proposed, but special interests compete with inferior plans. Why, there's no reason why we can't replace coal with human bricketts! Profit may come with comprehensive planning. Great Work!
Re: GE crops
Is this similair to GMO - Geneticllay modified seeds/crops?
You know I thought I read in a document that one of the reasons of doing GMO is so that they won't need to use as many pesticides to grow the plants because of what is done scientifically with the GMO -- but your report above makes me wonder even more about them. If I know something is GMO, I am avoiding it. I want labeling that states something is make of GE crops or GMO seeds.
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