Treated human waste is allowed to be used on 60% of US conventionally grown crops.
Treated human waste is not allowed to be used on any US certified organically grown crops.
Flooding (which is currently occuring in Texas) can overwhelm water infrastructure, and contaminate water with biological and chemical pollutants (including sewage.)
This is a complex problem, but also a predictable one.
Less then 1% bull more than that comes from there and down there they cut soooooooo many corners don’t have inspection or inspection doing the job it’s a Mexico problem from Mexico cause everything is dirty down there
Imagine eating fast food after Covid. Expensive, not affordable, and it parasitical. Have some self respect.
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Treated human waste is not allowed to be used on any US certified organically grown crops.
Flooding (which is currently occuring in Texas) can overwhelm water infrastructure, and contaminate water with biological and chemical pollutants (including sewage.)
This is a complex problem, but also a predictable one.