In Morrison, Wis., more than 100 wells were polluted by agricultural runoff from land covered with slaughterhouse waste and treated sewage. Full Story »
Posted by Kaizar Campwala - via New York Times (Most Emailed), Tom Friedman
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This article fails to ask some important questions. I states one case where a large farm was fined for over applying animal waste. The story also states that problems in 2006 were never pinpointed. Why is a town using individual wells rather than providing water?
This article handles both sides of an important issue- more needs to be done, would like more research. This article highlights a real problem with the Clean Water Act.
The report combines interviews, reviews of reports, opinion, personal stories, etc. It speaks to a real problem that keeps being ignored.
It doesn't deal with pollution of rivers and other waterways. And it's one more indictment of agribusiness, though smaller operators can also cause ... More »
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