Organic Remediation and Toxic Cleanup
Its Not Rocket Science - Its Phyto Science.
The magic happens in the roots of the plants Naturally with Phytoremediation
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Great article that supports the basic principles of bioremediation- increased organic plant material in soil helps hold water.
Just a 1% organic matter increase over a wide area translates into millions of gallons of water retention ability.
Water retention and increased bioavailability in the soil will boost the #phytoextraction (intake + absorbing into plant (toxic removal)) by the process called #phytoremediation which can be accomplished by any number of plants.
"Is this what happened to all the Milk they didn't use at Chernobyl?"
Black Americans have been targeted for years -- from the very beginning and continue to be targeted and the 'Diabolical Ones' have done it with the help of the mentally challenged white segment of people who have helped them with their racist hate.
We NEED to help each other in this country -- We NEED to WAKE UP and be UNITED in this country -- We NEED to UNDERSTAND -- That to the Puppet Masters -- We, the 99% -- ALL of the 99% -- Black, White, Hispanic, Jews, Gentiles, Native Americans, Gay, Straight, etc -- we are ALL Negros in their eyes and WE are ALL collateral damage and expendable as we are classified as 'bottom feeders'.Patricia Ameno
video talks about EPA visit to Chernobyl. She mentions: They couldn't use the milk from the local cows because the grass absorbs the nuclear contamination- a process called phytoremediation- plant absorption of the toxins.
Basically, the Cows ate the contaminated grass and it passed onto the milk.
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Discussions have begun about a Pilot Study Location for the ElectroHemp BioRad hazardous waste removal system. Stay Tuned for more details and see the announcement at the Hemp Environmental Forums Facebook page
#phytoremediation with #electrokinetics speeds up the toxic removal process. < this is nothing new. > But what is new is the organic disposal system for the toxic plants that eliminate Long Term Nuclear Waste Storage! Rememeber its our Tax Dollars that pay for this. Eliminating this part of the nuclear waste storage will save the USA Taxpayers multi-million dollars.
ElectroHemp Natural and Organic Hazardous Waste Treatment
“As a proven, valuable tool in the fight to repair human-inflicted damage to our soils and ecosystems, hemp could potentially benefit hundreds of thousands of sites across the globe—it is estimated that in the USA alone there are 30,000 sites requiring remediation. As is so often the case, US restrictions on hemp cultivation preclude any large-scale operations from being implemented, and the contaminated sites are largely left unremediated, through lack of both funding and interest on the part of the government.”
ublicnoticenpdes@dnr.mo.govcontact@dnr.mo.gov, environmental.education@dnr.mo.gov, mowaters@dnr.mo.gov, envirolab@dnr.mo.gov, hazwaste@dnr.mo.gov, soils@dnr.mo.gov, cleanwater@dnr.mo.gov, drinkingwater@dnr.mo.gov, mining@dnr.mo.gov christopher.nagel@dnr.mo.gov communications@dnr.mo.gov Senator Claire McCaskill Michele Kratky Mariah Chappel Nadalcc: Tony Messenger StL Post Dispatch
RE: 2 part email- Storm Water Permit MO-0122771
Part 1: Missouri Resident, St. Louis Voter. Part 2: Problem and Economical Solution Examples
This is my 3rd contact with the MO DNR. I'd like to remind everyone that the Team and I are willing to offer any assistance needed to assist in containing and contolling the polloution from the landfill. I am not going to give up helping my neighbors as I will partly be helping myself in an act of self preservation to avoid becoming a Cancer Cluster Statistic. Scotty
Part 1: As a MIssouri Voter:
I am continually shocked at the continued lack of remedial action at the Westlake Landfill. MO DNR own documents prove the contamination is spreading outside the landfill. MO DNR cannot continue to deny the facts. Letting the pollution reach the city sewers and the Missouri River, as it is currently happening in addition to allowing the leechage pumping system to drain into the city sewers as the numerous photos show and were tracked by Residents of the community, is a total disregard for the Health of the residents in the Region.
Part 2: Problem
"Stormwater from just outside the fence line of the West Lake Landfill complex, the dumping ground for Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste, contains a variety of radioactive isotopes, according to test results released late last month by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
The sampling of stormwater overflow, conducted on April 30 as heavy rains pounded the region, found levels of alpha particle activity that exceed the threshold allowed for drinking water. Uranium, radium and gross beta readings all registered within acceptable limits for drinking water, which the department used as a comparative baseline because of its stringent standards.StLouis Post Dispatch"
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