Eric Westervelt

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Toxic Sludge: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You

What’s in a name? Whether you call it toxic sludge, or bio-solids, treated waste from America’s drainpipes is being used as farm fertilizer these days and there continues to be debate on the benefits versus the possible health risks. Eric Westervelt of New Hampshire Public Radio has this report.

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1996 Presidential Candidates Profile Series: Phil Gramm

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1996 Presidential Candidates Profile Series: Pat Buchanan

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Bovine Growth Hormone: To Use or Not to Use, That is the Question

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Northern Forests Plan Issued

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Sludge-Eating Fish

Eric Westervelt of New Hampshire Public Radio profiles Terry Welch, a man with a dirty job and a unique idea. Welch uses bottom-feeding fish to break down huge quantities of sludge at his sewage treatment plant. Other sewage managers scoff, but federal sewage experts are taking interest in the process.