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ReSource Musings Archive
Wastewater Treatment Plants: Pollution Factories
No. 50: Johns Hopkins' Sludge Study: Bad Science, Bad Policy
No. 49: Why Not To Sewer
No. 48: The Melting Point
No. 47: Ecological Public Works: A
New Project in Chemax, Mexico No.
46: What is in a Name? No.
45: EPA Admits Lack of Certainty on Safety of Sewage Sludge, Signals Apparent
Policy Shift No.
44: EPA Petitioned to Stop Land Application of Sewage Sludge
No. 43: Cows Protest
Sludge Dumping No.
42: Hot Off the Press: The Sludge Report No.
41: Pollution Prevention: Putting Sewage Treatment Plants in the Vanguard
No. 40: Ban the Land
Application of Sewage Sludge No.
39: Bush in Colombia: An Old War Gets a New Boost No.
37: Food Irradiation Threatens Public Health, National Security
No. 36: Toxic Sludge
Producer Pays Historic Settlement No.
35: A Sewer is a Mistake No.
34: Industrial Organic No.
33: Sanitation, (Still) A Global Health Crisis No.
32: Ockham's Razor No.
31: Clean Elections No.
30: Sustainable Sanitation, Part 3 No.
29: Sustainable Sanitation, Part 2 No.
28: Sustainable Sanitation, Part 1 No.
27: National Organic Standards Revised Rules No.
26: Biodevastation No.
25: Globalization No.
24: December 31, 1999 No.
23: Something Stinks in the EPA No.
22: Precaution As Policy No.
21: Food Disparagement Laws - A New Tool in an Old Box of Tricks
No. 20: Public Health
Protection in the United States: Turning a Blind Eye to APEs
No. 19: The Global
Water Crisis No.
18: Trouble in the Water - Alkylphenol Ethoxylate Surfactants
No. 17: Toxic Sludge
and Fertilizer Conference Press Release No.
16: Waiting for the Millennium No.
15: Stopping Sludge No.
14: Holiday Greetings No.
13: Turtles in Xcacel No.
12: The Business of Development No.
11: Amartya Sen and the Nobel Economics Prize No.
10: What Is It About Toilets? No.
9: The EPA's Slight of Hand: Laundering Radioactive Sludge in Denver
No. 8: Groucho Marx
and Trademarks No. 7: Scaling-Up New
Technologies by Creating Social Purpose Enterprises
No. 6: Round One of the National Organic Program Proposed Rules: Us 1. Them 0.
No. 5: Correspondence on Sludge
No. 4: Kill the NOP?
No. 3: Now and Then Musing
No. 2: The National Organic Program Proposed Rules:
Is Your Food Organic if it is Grown With Sewage Sludge?
No. 1: Laundering Toxic Waste, Part 1
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