This $hit Isn't So Good: Sewage & Fashion
Published Saturday, July 15, 2006 by SROmgmt | E-mail this post
Just got word...Two days before my birthday I got another co-authored paper published, this time on the Organic Contaminants in Sewage Sludges in the science journal, Science of the Total Environment, Jun 1 2006. Okay, okay, I know it seems as if it is total irony, but if you really want to see how easily sewage sludge ties back into fashion, you'll have to read the editorial: Pro Style, Anti Sludge in Experience Life Magazine. And if you are a die-hard science geek who happened to ace your orgo, check out 1. the amount of contaminants we compiled in sludges and at what levels and 2. how those levels compare to Soil Screening Limits (SSLs) at SUPERFUND SITES - ALL RIGHT HERE You also can check out the first paper I did on sludges: Investigation of Alleged Sludge Health Incidents Associated with Land Application of Sewage Sludges, by Ellen Z. Harrison and Summer Rayne Oakes. New Solutions, Vol 12(4)387-408, 2002
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