Also, for the ones who don't know what sewage fertilizer is, it's the sludge that remains at the end of the process in water treatment plants. The good bits are human shit that we flush down the toilet. The bad bits are everything else that gets flushed down the drain. And there's a whole lot of bad that's flushed by industrial production, like PFAS. All that ends up in the sewage sludge. Then the sludge gets spread on farmer fields aa fertilizer. Then the extra compounds end up in the leaves of the lettuce in the grocery store.
Reminds me of Kenney's performative poop-swim last year.
While swimming in a body of water that’s off-limits and unsafe for humans or pets is not advisable, experts think Kennedy’s act signifies more.
“The reason we’re concerned is not just that he’s doing it himself, we’re concerned [about] the precedent that he might be sending to disobey regulations that are intended to protect the public,” Malaty Rivera [an infectious disease epidemiologist] said. [...]
“Not to mention the fact that this is a very eerie time where we’re seeing the dismantling, the defunding of the actual agencies that are intended to create these guidelines to protect people, including at EPA,” [...]
“Just earlier this month, EPA announced it’s going to split up the main arm devoted to scientific research — they were going to essentially gut the team that is responsible for assessing health risks from chemical exposure.” - Huffpo, May '25
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