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Sewage sludge use questioned after dairy farm losses
A federal court ruling ordered compensation to a Georgia dairy farmer after sludge from Augusta's sewage plant poisoned his land and killed hundreds of cows. Contaminants appeared in store milk, raising doubts about a 30 year policy promoting sludge as fertilizer.
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Augusta
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Alaimo
Andy McElmurray
Agriculture
EPA
University of Georgia
National Academy ‘of Sciences
McKimurray
Georgia
Nan
Bill Boyce
McElmurray
Boyce
Journal of Environmental Quality
Boyce and
Charleston