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To: blackdog

Well, if the metal content is high, you can’t use it to fertilize crops, either. What do you suggest to do with the sludge?


57 posted on 01/08/2015 5:51:15 PM PST by dinodino
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To: dinodino

Not so. Ferrous sulfate, selenium, iron, magnesium, copper, zinc, etc... are trace metals needed by plants (and people).


59 posted on 01/08/2015 6:35:55 PM PST by blackdog (There is no such thing as healing, only a balance between destructive and constructive forces.)
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To: dinodino

You just don’t want it as burned ash. That’s like say 500 tons of sludge burned down to 100 pounds of ash. Much of the metals go airborne in the smoke stack. The rest are 500 tons worth in 100 pounds of ash. That has to go to a hazmat landfill.


60 posted on 01/08/2015 6:38:44 PM PST by blackdog (There is no such thing as healing, only a balance between destructive and constructive forces.)
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