A new study from Compassion in World Farming (CiWF), Friends of the Earth, and Sustain has looked at levels of manure and slurry across the UK from intensively farmed animals, and it concluded that…
Just had a look and apparently the problem is that housing developments add to the problem with extra wastewater and sewage from new homes as well as run-off from construction sites.
I know and I’m aware of the massive damage that it does to our waters, I’m just not sure why it’s used as an excuse to not build houses in such areas. Does housing add to the problem of nitrates getting into the water or something?
So many problems would go away if went organic and banned all fossil fuel derivatives.
What is the issue with building houses where there are high nitrogen levels?
You can prevent it with veganic farming.
Just had a look and apparently the problem is that housing developments add to the problem with extra wastewater and sewage from new homes as well as run-off from construction sites.
I know and I’m aware of the massive damage that it does to our waters, I’m just not sure why it’s used as an excuse to not build houses in such areas. Does housing add to the problem of nitrates getting into the water or something? So many problems would go away if went organic and banned all fossil fuel derivatives.