This week, CEH’s Research Director Caroline Cox follow-ups on our Culinary Month tips to tell us about how she likes to grow, shop for, and prepare the organic food she loves.
Unrecipe #1: Every meal
Ingredients:
1. Your neighborhood farmers market
2. A few minutes of your time to sample what’s for sale and talk with the farmers
3. Anything [...]
February 18, 2010 – 10:38 am
Sewage sludge is the mucky residue of municipal wastewater treatment operations, consisting largely of human feces. Repackaged as “biosolids,” sludge is sold or given away to farmers and homeowners for use as a nutrient-rich fertilizer.
But when used to grow food, our turds may bite back: sludge can contain heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, toxic chemicals, disease-causing bacteria [...]
By Charles Margulis
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Posted in Safe Foods
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Also tagged biosolids, Center for Food Safety, compost, EPA, feces, fertilizer, garden, health, illness, Organic Consumers Association, PUC, San Francisco, sewage, shit, sludge
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