Monday, July 30, 2018

Waste Water Woes - Custodians to Blame

In Marblehead, Massachusetts, custodians have been dumping waste water from floor cleaning and stripping projects into the organic garden instead of down the drains made for such waste.  This has resulted in the vegetables in that garden having to be discarded and the top 18 - 24 inches of soil being removed.  The EPA has been called in to test the soil.

This is just another reminder that WASTE WATER should NEVER be dumped outside.  It should always be emptied down the custodial floor sink or even into a toilet where it can be processed at the sewage plant. 

1 comment:

Francisco Orellana said...

In waste water shouldn't used in soils for gardens of vegetables production for chemicals too mucho.
But the waste fruits and vegetables, are used in composting to improved the soils, use in school garden and plants Fruits and vegetables.your friend Francisco Orellana, Agronomist and School Custodian.

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