ERO 026-0437 It is my…

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It is my understanding that this facility will use the bio-sludge as a fertilizer within our agriculture community.

Concerning such I quote the following report on Druthers News: Research from the University of Alabama is finding that bio-sludge fertilizer can load crops like corn and lettuce with forever chemicals, they don't break down and can linger in the human body for years. PFAS are now found in vast majority of human blood samples and have been linked to cancer, fertility issues, and immune disruption.

Quote from Article posted by Mike Adams Health Ranger: Families on the Frontline: A Mother’s Fight from Oklahoma’s Poisoned Heartland
The human cost of this policy is written in the suffering of families like Paula Yockel’s in Oklahoma. After buying land outside Oklahoma City, she watched trucks dump ‘black, oozing muck’ on the farm next to her home. [3]

‘Nausea, headaches, GI [gastrointestinal] distress and dizziness were almost immediate,’ Yockel wrote. Her family later endured blistering rashes, heart arrhythmias, and severe infections. [3] State regulators acknowledged the foul odor and swarms of flies but insisted the permit-holder was acting correctly, a textbook case of a government covering up crimes against its own people.

Independent analysis of hospital data reveals the stark reality. Yockel’s research shows communities exposed to sludge have ‘more than double the risk for myeloid leukemia and more than seven times the risk for bone cancer’ compared to the rest of the state. [3] These are not coincidences; they are statistical proof of state-enabled harm, where independent researchers are left to document the devastation that government refuses to see.

Quote: The Toxin Soup: PFAS, Pharmaceuticals, and Pathogens in Your Food Supply
What exactly is in this ‘biosolid’ fertilizer? It is a concentrated cocktail of the most dangerous substances of modern life. Sewage sludge is the residue from treating domestic waste and contains a hazardous mix from industries, hospitals, and households—anything flushed down the drain. [6]

This includes per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known as ‘forever chemicals,’ which have been found in alarmingly high levels in fertilizers made from biosolids. [7] It also contains heavy metals like cadmium, lead, and arsenic, which are taken up by crops and enter the food chain. [8] Furthermore, the sludge is laden with pharmaceutical residues, endocrine disruptors, and untreated pathogens like antibiotic-resistant bacteria and viruses. [3]

Corporations save vast sums by dumping their industrial waste into sewer lines, externalizing the cost of their pollution. [3] These poisons are then shifted onto unsuspecting farmers, who are told the material is a ‘cheap and beneficial fertilizer,’ and ultimately onto consumers, who have no way of knowing which foods are grown in this toxic soup. [3]

References from these quotes are taken from Mercola.com & NaturalNews.com