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| page 232 |
TEXAS 1st page August, 2000 |
Bill Addington, sludge biosols killing bats, TNRCC, acceptable risk, USEPA. Mexican Freetail bats, MERCO, lost samples |
| page 233 | WILDLIFE + 503 xx page undated |
wildlife can't read, 503 rule not protective of terrestrial wildlife and native plant communitites, direct toxicity, cadmium, lead, selenium, bioaccumulation, bioconcentration | page 234 | WILDLIFE and PATHOGENS xx page approx.1997 |
effects of pathogens on animals, parasitic wosms can survive upto 7 years in soils, Audubon Society of NH, robins, peregrine falcons, hormone disrupting chemicals, frog survey NH DES, Biomonitoring Program |
| page 235 |
TEXAS 2nd page November 21, 2000 |
Fort Bend County, Sludge transportation on the highways, Houston, David Lewis, real risk, class B sludge, EPA,, pneumonia, bronchitis, tuberculosis, hepatitis, cytomeglovirus, respiratory disease |
| page 236 |
TEXAS 3rd page November 21, 2000 |
Dr. Lewis, Cornell University, fundamental errors and serious omissions in EPA's sludge science, Inspector General, Masseys, Fort Bend County, Houston |
| page 237 |
TEXAS 4th page November 21, 2000 |
Lewis, no cover over sludge, contaminated materials into ventilation system, Teresa Battenfield, Houston Public Works Dept., EPA, trucks must be covered, class B sewage sludge, Synagro, Ross Patten, fertilizer |
| page 238 | USA xx page undated |
sludge under suspicion, Oklahoma, Bermuda grass, killed miniature horses, Dr. Lee Miller, Maryland, crop loss due to use of sludge as fertilizer, Texas, Keith Massey, William Barina, Phil Gramm, odors, abuttors, Guy, terminal pulmonary fibrosis, throat and lung problems, leukemia, cancer of the bladder, lymphoma, childhood cancers, Ralph Natale, Hawaii, headaches, vomiting, death, respitratory problems, Rhabdomyosarcoma, lawsuit | page 239 | after November , 1999 5th page TEXAS |
Sierra Blanca, ammonia vapor mixed with fecal smell, nation's largest sewage sludge dump, Texas PEER, George W. Bush's environmental regulatory appointees, illegal dumping, tripling New York waste import, EPQA, toxic release inventory, Cornell University, arsenic, chromium, mercury, lead, PCB's. E. coli, Salmonella, Congress banned ocean dumping of sewage sludge in 1988, Merco Joint Venture, Oklahoma, New York organized crime | page 240 | after November , 1999 6th page |
Merco, Oklahoma, 5 year ban, Arizona, hogh levels of petroleum and infectious disease, Hudspeth County, Sierra Blanca, $ 1.5million donated to Texas Tech University to study beneficial effects of sludge, sludge registration, Texas Water Commission, Hugh Kaufman, odor, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia vapors, exas Air Control Board, Bill Addington, Sam Dodge, Civil Rights Complaint with the EPA | page 241 | TEXAS 7th page | Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Bush philosophy, Merco, Cliff Johnson, lobby, Barry McBee, Ralph Marquez, John Baker, Houston Astrodome, Bill Addington, Millie Dodge, Sierra Blanca, motion for reconsideration, Dan Pearson, illegal dunping | page 242 | TEXAS 8th page after November, 1999 |
Organic Toxicants, Pathogens, Sewage Sludge, J.G. Babish, D.J. Lisk, G.S. Stoewsand, C. Wilkinson, Cornell University, Allen R. Myerson, New York Times, Kevin Flynn, Michael Moss, USDA Soil Conservation Service, Upper North Bosque Watershed Plan, TAC, Processes to significantly reduce pathogens, USEPA, Bill Addington | page 243 | TEXAS 9th page 2000 |
Miller, Bill renetly introduced in Texa Legislature, regulation of land application of sewage sludge, n sludge to be applied within one mile from school, institution, business or occupied residential structure | page 244 | VERMONT 1st page January, 1998 |
Ruane family, North Clarendon, City of Rutland, drop in milk production, arthritis, abortions, calves with leg deformities, drastric increase in cattle mortality after feeding on corn silage grown in sludge, NH House Environment and Agriculture Committee, sludge is poison | page 245 | VERMONT 2nd page January 29, 1998 |
ban sludge, biosolids horror story, Robert Ruane, Rutland, House Environment and Agriculture Committee, moratorium, Cornell, poison, Sierra Club, Citizens for the Future of New Hampshire, Charles Reid, New Hampshire Organic Farming Associationm PCB's, dioxins, mercury, Helane Shields, Alton,, FDA, EPA, | page 246 | VERMONT 3rd page around 1998 |
Robert Ruane, City of Rutland, deterioration of cow herd, arthritis, increased cattle mortality, calves aborted, excessive nitrate level in test wells, Zander, severe liver damage | page 247 | VERMONT 4th page around 1998 |
Robert Ruane, City of Rutland, deterioration of cow herd, arthritis, increased cattle mortality, calves aborted,fighting city and state, excessive nitrate levels, lawsuits over sludge |
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