recycled sewer
Posted by: stretch
15th Dec 2012 11:03am
with some of the more harmful disease that can be transmitted through the sewer why are peoploe in the country areas recycling the sewer into cattle feed to help with the grow rate of the feed
how are they removing deases like hepatites , cancer , aids
its more confusing then even that they are not placing the fowl smelling product into old mines and burrying it with rubble
how are they removing deases like hepatites , cancer , aids
its more confusing then even that they are not placing the fowl smelling product into old mines and burrying it with rubble
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