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     || University - Research || Soil Salinity || No Till erosion alternative || Animal Fur || veri-compost with Tannery Effluent ||
     || Hospital Waste || vericompost sheetrock/construction || EarthWorm Recipes || Government Involvement ||
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Political Issues of 1990's and 2000's - ©2002 March 16 -- moved on March 30, 2002.
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Water Shortage?
The buzz words of Global Warming, Greenhouse Gasses, Global distalation, and Red Tides have professionals looking for answers.

*Global Warming*
In reality it seems as if the issues of Global Warming are from increased salinity on almost all crop lands from irrigation, overuse of aquifers, and from the scarcity of the micro organisms that normally filter groundwater and reserve rainwater
Not from increasing ocean levels. When the micro organisms that deposit and work new top soil are killed the top soil may be subject to erosion.

*Greenhouse Gasses*

*Global distalation*

*Red Tides*

nitrogen acidifies the soil

New Knowledge:
1) Humans have a gut brain that controls digestive functions semi-independently
2) importance of acidophilus / probiotics in health, 
3) antibiotics kill probiotics and allow digestive fermentation resulting in methane gas, 
4) males have three types of sperm (killers, blockers, and go getters) - could be because some sperm could be fungal coated and the killer sperm goes after them or any other abnormalities, 
5) human brains are part of the CNS (central nervous system) have stem cells and regenerate like other organs of the body, 
6) many degenerative diseases happen because of an enzyme or nutritional deficiency, even if the person needs medicine it seems as if certain foods or supplements are capable of helping nutrition and the immune system of these people.
7) it appears that some areas have fish with diper rash
8) Algal Blooms/Eutrophication/Hypoxia/Plankton/Algal Species
New Uses for old knowledge
9) vericomposting - for sewage sludge and household organics - reduces/eliminates pathogens.
vertical unit prototype [Florida] 1997, Oct 1998 in Maine a full size unit to process septic sludge, 1999
10)
11) NoTill - nightcrawlers go down
5ft
.

The Issues Are:
1980's manure spills, increasing salinity of crop land, scarcity of clean drinking water, pollution of aquifers, ocean pollution with dying - bleached reefs. 

1990's landfills, recycling, search for crops and animals that have drought and salinity tolerance, manure spills with pharmesudicals in them, pathogens in manure, decreased nutrician and health of crops,

2000's looking at crops like sugar cane that seem to require a lot of fresh water, looking at countries that seem to promote increased pollution, manufacturing which has a high employment rate per profit compared to pharmesudical companies that have a low employment rate per profit, manufacturing which can be territorial and interested in employees having businesses on the side, compared to pharesudical companies which may switch areas dependent on the areas solely based on political / economic status.

-- vericomposting has the potential of taking a lot of land but the worm gin is a vertical system http://gnv.fdt.net/~windle/neal/index.htm that has already been used in Florida and other areas to convert pathogenic sewage sludge => midnight soil => compost => to worm castings that have benificial micro-organisms for the plants.

probiotics 

Algal Blooms/Eutrophication/Hypoxia/Plankton/Algal Species (over 90 images) (examples: algal blooms and fish kills, fish lesions, pfiesteria, plankton samples)

Ammonia/Nitrogen

Prejuduce?
The buzz words of niger, gay, Nazi, Democracy, Constitutional Republic, Capitalist, NWO - New World Order, slavary,

The color may be black or white with blond hair
Keywords:  
Vermicomposting construction materials (drywall, ect.), cow manure, pig manure, dog poop, sewage sludge, composting (worm) toilet to replace septic tanks. 

These are links for vermicomposting systems that are small enough for a house as well as systems that can take on the sewage sludge of a city. Worms can apparently take sewage sludge with human pathogens and leave a end product that has the potential of being pathogen free. There are links on this page to show some of the tests that have been done but  there do not seem to be any tests that show what percentage of pharmesudicals (antibiotics, ect.) are left if any after vermicomposting.  Early articles are sceptical of vermicomposting as a way to reduce pathogens and later ones have actual studys on pathogen reduction.

As a general rule, plants that have low drought tolerance will have low salinity tolerance. 

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The external links on this page are for citations only and 
1959 Nuclear -- agreement between the International Atomic Energy Agency and World Health Organization that prohibited the WHO from publishing statistics of nuclear problems without IAEA consent. 
1961 Berlin Wall [Iron Curtain] August 13, 1961 -- 1990
1972 Boston, Massachusetts -- New England massive red tide [toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium (Gonyaulax) tamarense] next major USA 
          event seems to be in 1986
1974 HAB - First International Conference on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms which was held in Boston, Massachusetts
1978 HAB - Second International Conference on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms held in Miami, Florida in 1978 
1980's Biogas plants that use manure and plant culls for methane ** biogas plants have been operating in Denmark and Germany since 
            1980's. after fermentation the liquid and solid residue left over is used as fertilizer. 
1980's                -- major work resumed Tigris and Euphrates which meet at the Shatt Al Arab, 
                            South Iraqi Shias including the Marsh Arabs, - Ma'dan people, 
                            ([ http://www.american.edu/ted/MARSH.HTM ] Iraq's majority Sunni government is attempting to weaken 
                            the Ma'dan because they are Shiite Muslims, maintaining religious links with Iran's Shiite leadership. They 
                            have also been accused by the government of harboring refugees from oppression in Baghdad. 
                            ...The salinization of hte land is polluting formerly good agricultural areas, such as the land surrounding the 
                            'Amara Marsh.) 
                            [ http://www.iraqifd.org/indict_saddam/indict-links.html ]
1980, ADD the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III) [American Psychiatric Association 
           (APA) childhood disorder that had previously been called "hyperkinesis" or "hyperactivity" was replaced with the term "attention
          deficit disorder" (ADD) and two subgroups were defined as ADD with hyperactivity (ADDM) and ADD without hyperactivity
           (ADD/WO).
1985 HAB - Third International Conference on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms which was held in St Andrews, Canada
1985 a

1986 Chernobyl reactor four exploded 1986 April 26th -
             bioremediation - [  http://www.epa.gov/swertio1/download/citizens/bioremediation.pdf ]
1986-87  -- major fish kills and red tides ** these eb and flow (on a global scale) even to the present day. 
                   possible reasons: 
                     Ballist picked up in one port being discharged in another port -- that may have radiation contaiminated salt water organisms, 
1987 ADD - 1987 revision of the DSM-III (DSMIII-R; APA 1987) excluded ADD/WO all together. Instead, the idea of a single type of 
         ADD was reestablished and the term "Attention-deficit Hyperactivity Disorder" (ADHD) was introduced. 
1987 CHADD was formed in the town of Plantation, Florida during 1987 (toxic aerosols that can result in symtoms of ADD and ADHD.)
1990 Berlin Wall [Iron Curtain] -- On July 1 1990, an economic, monetary and social union between East and West Germany was 
          formed, and all restrictions concerning travels were dropped. 
1990 Caspian Sea caviar-producing sturgeon as one bellwether (legal catches declined 78 percent between 1990 and 1994 
1990 Iraq ** 1990 - 1991 [Gulf War, Persan Gulf War]
1995 Massachusetts Law Library - Title V the state environmental code governing septic systems
         keywords: grey water, black water, composting toilets, zero-discharge, Massachusetts Title 5, 
              approved alternatives to septic and holding tanks,
              gray water systems, recirculating sand filters, package aerobic treatment plants, Wisconsin elevated sand mounds, composting
              toilets, vermicomposting, vermicomposting toilets, 
              EPA - [  http://www.epa.gov/region01/steward/ceitts/wastewater/techs/washwater.html ]
1995 ADD - New York State educational law, (School Law 1995 p.289) students with disabilities may be disciplined, except for misconduct 
          resulting from the disability it is illegal for school officials to remove an identified student from school for infractions resulting from 
          an attention deficit disability. Disruptive classroom behavior is listed as a direct manifestation of the hyperactive and attention 
           deficit disabilities. [ http://www.acalogic.com/adhd_research.htm ]
1999 Kosovo ** March 24
2001 Private Prisons -- [ news 1 ] Sodexho Alliance, which recently bought out food service company Sodexho Marriott Services, sold off its
                                        8 percent stake in Corrections Corporation of America on May 30. This company has had numerous complaints yet
                                        was still providing food service for Universities, Colleges, and public schools.
[ news 2 - LaVega ]
2002 Fungus -- "Backfence: There's a fungus among us; it's called Quorn" Mar 6, 2002; James Lileks; Star Tribune. "...But what is it?
                             Well, another page identifies Quorn as fermented myco-protein, which puts my mind at ease. Drunken Fungus sounds
                              like a better description,..."Quorn is made by Marlow Foods a subsidiary of AstraZeneca ... In 1985 Quorn was launched."
                              More information at [http://ThePiedPiper.tripod.com/EdFalseAdvertising.html#fungus] about the mega company that
                             calls it's self ** Novartis / AstraZeneca / Marlow Foods / Syngenta / Sandoz / Ciba-Geigy / Gerber Baby products /...**

 
  What makes me wonder is why Clinton did not support vermicomposting like Canada has? Bacteria and earthworms are some of the ways that radionuclides are being neutralized and removed from the contaminated soil. Even though earthworms may not be a cure all Clinton seems to be supporting a earth biospere that will be benificial to ants like the
   Tentative hypotheses' for causes of Red Tides are - ballast water being transported globally, Sahara dust storms that rise to the atmosphere and travel with the weather fronts, chemicals killing micro-organisms, side effects of fish having ammonia "diaper rash" over their whole bodies and the red tides are just opportunistic, and - or manure decomposing in water and utilizing the available oxygen. One thing that does not seem to be in doubt, is that the killer conditions produced can result in toxic aerosol capable of creating dermatitis, amnesia, respiratory, and behavior problems.
 
 
[ http://www.mrdowling.com/608-ottoman.html ]
the Turkish Ottoman Empire ruled for almost 600 years
World War I broke out in 1914.
        Britain, France, the United States, and Russia were united as the Allied forces.
        Central Powers of Germany Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Turkish sultans.
[ http://www.caabu.org/education/chronologypart2.html ]
1912 --  Morocco becomes a French protectorate; Arab Nationalism and opposition to Ottoman rule begin to develop.
1914 --  Ottoman Empire enters World War One as an ally of Germany
1918 --  End of Ottoman rule in Arab lands.
 

Iraq -- [ http://www.xrefer.com/entry/217664 ]
1948                 --  State of Israel in 1948
1979                --  Iran - discriminatory legislation against women was been proposed, adopted, and enforced
1979 July 16      -- President Bakr resigned (Iraqi) [ http://www.emergency.com/hussein1.htm ]
1979 July 22      -- Saddam Hussein took over (Iraqi) officials and military not of Saddam's party were killed
1980-1988        -- Kuwait supports Iraq in the First Persian Gulf War with Iran.[ http://www.historyguy.com/GulfWar.html ]
1980's                -- major work resumed Tigris and Euphrates which meet at the Shatt Al Arab,
                            South Iraqi Shias including the Marsh Arabs, - Ma'dan people,
                            ([ http://www.american.edu/ted/MARSH.HTM ] Iraq's majority Sunni government is attempting to weaken
                            the Ma'dan because they are Shiite Muslims, maintaining religious links with Iran's Shiite leadership. They
                            have also been accused by the government of harboring refugees from oppression in Baghdad.
                            ...The salinization of hte land is polluting formerly good agricultural areas, such as the land surrounding the
                            'Amara Marsh.)
                            [ http://www.iraqifd.org/indict_saddam/indict-links.html ]
1986 April 26th -- Chernobyl, reactor four exploded
1986-87            -- major fish kills and red tides ** these eb and flow globally even to the present day.
1987                 -- CHADD was formed in the town of Plantation, Florida during 1987
1990-91            -- Saddam Hussein and the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait
                        -- Operation Desert Storm
                        -- Gulf War Syndrome.
1997                 -- Bioremediation and Vitrification of Radionuclides
1998 Aug          -- Árpád Pusztai
2001 Sept 11    -- Two planes crash into the world trade center and the Pentagon -
                                terrorist leader Osama bin Laden,
                                Camp X-Ray in Cuba,
2002 April 4      -- [ http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0404/p01s03-uspo.html ] Abu Zubaydah
                                Palestinian operative captured last week in Pakistan, considered Osama bin Laden's No. 2 or No. 3
                                lieutenant, is believed to have been active in directing Al Qaeda cells,
*********         -- Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda, Abu Zubaydah, and the Taliban
2001                    -- Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable
                                [ http://www.frtr.gov/matrix2/section1/toc.html ]
                                [http://www.frtr.gov/demonstration.html]
                                [ http://www.epa.gov/etv ]
 

Additional Reading:
"The Naked Rise Of Communism"; Kluckhohn, Frank L.; 1962; Monarch; Derby, Connecticut

"2018 A. D." also called "King Kong Blues"; Lundwall, Sam J.; 1975; Daw; NY 

 

  Citations that show some of the history 
and comparison of the amount of nuclear material from 
1986 Chernobyl reactor four exploding, GulfWar (1990), Kosovo - US involvment (1999), 

map of Isreal
[http://info.jpost.com/C001/Supplements/MapCenter/]

** the map and information of the British Empire
[ http://freespace.virgin.net/andrew.randall1/mideast.htm ] the British Empire

    Iraq           Silent Hiroshima Culls A Nation's Children

[ http://www.iacenter.org/rc12600.htm ]
Ramsey Clark: Report to UN Security Council re: Iraq -- January 26, 2000
dropping 88,500 tons of explosives, the equivalent of 7 l/2 Hiroshima bombs.
[Shipton's note only about 320 tons would have been DU the rest would have been conventional muntitions.]
-The Oil for Food Program

Ramsey Clark's bloody resume -- January 24, 2002
[ http://www.townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/mm20020124.shtml ]


Depleted Uranium       How the Pentagon Radiates Soldiers & Civilians with DU Weapons
[ http://www.iacenter.org/depleted/dietz.htm ] May, 1997
20| DU Spread and Contamination of Gulf War Veterans and Others (excerpt)
    The fallout range of airborne DU aerosol dust is virtually unlimited. These micro-particles can be inhaled and ingested easily and that makes them dangerous to human health.
***         Leonard A. Dietz
[ http://www.iacenter.org/depleted/dietz.htm ]
    We review estimates of the tonnage of DU munitions fired during the Gulf War. Even if only one or two percent of a low estimate of 300 metric tons of DU fired had burned up, this would have produced 3,000-6,000 kg of DU aerosols.

[ http://www.antenna.nl/wise/uranium/dgvd.html ]
Contamination of Persian Gulf War Veterans and  Others by Depleted Uranium --  by Leonard A. Dietz
  July 19, 1996 (last updated Feb. 21, 1999)
We review estimates of the tonnage of DU munitions fired during the Gulf War. Even if only one or two percent of a
     low estimate of 300 metric tons of DU fired burned up, this would have produced 3000-6000 kg of DU aerosols.


Persian Gulf War also called Iraq, Desert Storm or simply Gulf War
[ http://www.gulflink.osd.mil/du_ii/du_ii_tabf.htm ]
[Shipton's note: total amount of DU would approximate 860,502 rounds of variaing amounts of DU approximate total of 320 tons]

PBS [Persian Gulf War or Desert Storm]
[ http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/ ]

serbia Kosovo war timeline
[ http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1998/10/kosovo/timeline/ ]
1991 Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia-Herzegovina declare independence from Yugoslavia
1999 March 24 -- NATO launches airstrikes.

Depleted uranium "threatens Balkans cancer epidemic" -- 07/30/99:
by Environment Correspondent Alex Kirby (BBC) July 30, 1999
[ http://www.softmakers.com/fry/du.htm ]
    Using calculations based on the Pentagon's statement that one in five of the rounds fired by its A-10 aircraft over Kosovo were DU munitions, Mr. Coghill estimates that more than 500,000 DU rounds were fired, of which half detonated.
      He says that would have resulted in the release of about one thirty-thousandth of the amount of radiation released at Chernobyl in 1986. "But that was in the form of caesium on the ground. This is free-floating particulate matter."

Making the Harm Visible  --  Global Sexual Exploitation of Women and Girls
Speaking Out and Providing Services
 Iranian Women and Girls - Victims of Exploitation and Violence, Sarvnaz Chitsaz and Soona Samsami
[http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/mhviran.htm]
These blatantly prejudiced views shed light on how discriminatory legislation against women has been proposed, adopted, and enforced in Iran since 1979.

**** Lanning~Shipton's note: From Murmansk (North-East Russia) to 

UK Russian nuclear dustbin threats
[ http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_607000/607175.stm
Monday, 14 August, 2000, 13:49 GMT 14:49
Murmansk: World's biggest nuclear dustbin By James Robbins in Murmansk 
      Russia has the world's largest stockpile of nuclear weapons. 
      However, it is the risk of an accident with ageing nuclear reactors from obsolete Soviet submarines which is causing most concern. 
      A fifth of all the world's reactors and nuclear fuel is concentrated around the Kola Peninsula, home to Russia's Northern Fleet of submarines. 

UK Whistleblower clears last hurdle ---- [Russian Nuclear]
[ http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_922000/922843.stm
Wednesday, 13 September, 2000, 09:50 GMT 10:50 
   Alexander Nikitin: Victory after five years of court battles 
    The Russian Supreme Court has completely exonerated a former naval officer, who had been charged with treason for passing information about Russian nuclear pollution to a Norwegian environmental group. 
...Mr Nikitin was arrested in 1996 after he contributed to a report by the Norwegian environmental group Bellona on the dangers posed by radioactive pollution in the Arctic seas. 
...In addition to his revelations about radioactive pollution, Mr Nikitin also provided Bellona with information about safety systems for naval nuclear reactors and details of Soviet nuclear submarine accidents. 
      Prosecutors say this amounted to high treason, but Mr Nikitin and Bellona say the information was of environmental importance, and not subject to Russian secrecy laws. 

Citations: Biogas and other composting methods

Methane (Biogas) from Anaerobic Digesters --- This brief was updated in February 2001
[ http://www.eren.doe.gov/consumerinfo/refbriefs/ab5.html ]
In the United States, the availability of inexpensive fossil fuels has limited the use of digesters solely for biogas production. However, the waste treatment and odor reduction benefits of controlled anaerobic digestion are receiving increasing interest, especially for large-scale livestock operations such as dairies, feedlots, and slaughterhouses. Where costs are high for sewage, agricultural, or animal waste disposal, and the effluent has economic value, anaerobic digestion and biogas production can reduce overall operating costs. Biogas production for generating cost effective electricity requires manure from more than 150 large animals. 


Citations: Russia, nuclear pollution

Nuclear Age Has Claimed Billions of Lives - Russian Ecologist Interfax News Agency, May 22, 2000 
[ http://cci.glasnet.ru/news/MAY00/00052905.TXT ]
     The nuclear age has claimed more than 2.33 billion lives, Russian ecologist Alexei Yablokov, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, has said. 
.....Asked why the statistics have never been seen in the open press, the ecologist cited a 1959 agreement between the International Atomic Energy Agency and World Health Organization that prohibited the WHO from publishing such statistics without IAEA consent. 

Caspian Sea Region -- February 2002 -- has a great maps
[ http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/caspian.html ]

Caspian Sea Region: Environmental Issues 
United States Energy Information Administration -- April 2000
[ http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/caspenv.html ]
...Untreated waste from the Volga River, into which half the population of Russia--and most of its heavy industry--drains its sewage, empties directly into the Caspian Sea. Oil extraction and refining complexes in Baku and Sumgayit in Azerbaijan are major sources of land-based pollution, and offshore oil fields, refineries, and petrochemical plants have generated large quantities of toxic waste, run-off, and oil spills. In addition, radioactive solid and liquid waste deposits near the Gurevskaya nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan are polluting the Caspian as well.

Turkey: Environmental Issues 
United States Energy Information Administration -- March 2000 
[ http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/turkenv.html#MARINE_POLLUTION ]
Introduction Turkey's economic emergence has brought with it fears of increased environmental degradation. As Turkey's economy experienced high levels of growth in the mid-1990s, the country's boom in industrial production resulted in higher levels of pollution and greater risks to the country's environment. With domestic energy consumption on the rise, Turkey has been forced to import more oil and gas, and the resultant increase in oil tanker traffic in the Black Sea and Bosporus Straits has increased environmental threats there. 

Iran: Environmental Issues 
United States Energy Information Administration -- March 2000
[ http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/iranenv.html#AIR POLLUTION ]
... The city's air pollution recently reached a crisis stage in December when high levels of carbon monoxide and other pollutants engulfed the capital for several weeks. With a cloud of smog hovering over Tehran, Iranian authorities shut down elementary schools and closed off the city center to motorists for several days. Iranian-state radio urged Tehran's residents to stay indoors, and many who did venture outdoors resorted to wearing face masks and breathing through wads of cloth. The polluted air was blamed for causing several deaths, as well as causing problems for people with asthma, heart, and skin conditions. ...
...  Alternative Energy Sources Iran's renewable energy consumption is low. With 9% of the world's oil reserves and 15% of its natural gas reserves (80% of which have not been developed), Iran has an abundant supply of fossil fuel resources, which tends to discourage the pursuit of alternative, renewable energy sources. Iran's 1997 renewable energy consumption--including hydropower, solar, wind, tide, geothermal, solid biomass and animal products, biomass gas and liquids, and industrial and municipal wastes--totaled 106 trillion Btu, a 6% increase over the previous year. ...

Why Socialism Causes Pollution Posted on February 13, 2002 by Thomas J. DiLorenzo 
[ http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=183 ]
     Corporations are often accused of despoiling the environment in their quest for profit. Free enterprise is supposedly incompatible with environmental preservation, so that government regulation is required. 
     Such thinking is the basis for current proposals to expand environmental regulation greatly. So many new controls have been proposed and enacted that the late economic journalist Warren Brookes once forecast that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could well become "the most powerful government agency on earth, involved in massive levels of economic, social, scientific, and political spending and interference. 
     But if the profit motive is the primary cause of pollution, one would not expect to find much pollution in socialist countries, such as the former Soviet Union, China, and in the former Communist countries of Eastern and Central Europe. That is, in theory. In reality exactly the opposite is true: The socialist world suffers from the worst pollution on earth. Could it be that free enterprise is not so incompatible with environmental protection after all? 
.... 



 
     
     

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Constitution article XIV power of congress to remove disabilities of United States officials for Rebellion
Evolution of Ideas
            
   

It seems as if the Clinton / Gore administration was keeping the issues from the American people by whiningand making excuses while the Bush (shrub) brothers had states that still believed in getting things done instead of manipulating the stock market. By manipulating the stock market (insider trading) the Clinton's and Gore's have made a lot of money talking up mental pharmesudical futures, sidelined investigations, circumvented the justice system, saying that America is a Democracy instead of a Constitutional government and made America into a nation of mental hypochondriacs.
The Clinton Crisis - Arkansas Online
"I think it's plain that the president should resign and spare the country the agony of this impeachment and removal proceeding," Clinton said. "I think the country could be spared a lot of agony and the government could worry about inflation and a lot of other problems if he'd go on and resign." Refering to Nixon when Hillary Clinton
[http://archive.nandotimes.com/newsroom/nt/930mrscli.html]
Copyright © 1998 Nando Media Copyright © 1998 Associated Press Return to the special report main page WASHINGTON -- In 1974, Hillary Rodham, a 26-year-old lawyer fresh out of Yale University, researched impeachment and pored over the U.S. Constitution to see if there were grounds to force Richard Nixon from office.

Hillary Clinton was one of 43 lawyers on the House Judiciary Committee's special impeachment inquiry staff. Boyfriend Bill Clinton, her schoolmate at Yale, turned down a chance to join the team and headed home to Arkansas to run for Congress.

Impeachments fall into three broad areas of conduct, the report concluded: "1) Exceeding the constitutional bounds of the powers of the office ... 2) Behaving in a manner grossly incompatible with the proper function and purpose of the office; and 3) Employing the power of the office for an improper purpose, or for personal gain."

300 cases of school violence

For families that have heard Tipper Gore and who advocates drugs as a part of mental health in the same way that some have advocated that inhibitions can only be lost by alcohol. She may have been raised in a social level or generation that believed control was won or lost by external stimulants (chemical or physical) but the majority of the American people have self control that the Clinton's and Gore's have not shown. For Tipper Gore to advocate a certain standard has children and people think that if it does not work for them that they are not socialy acceptable and the potential of children becoming depressed since they can not keep up with the (Jones) Gore's.
       The Clinton's and Gore's have made it seem as if America is insensitive to the affairs of the rest of the world and mentally unbalanced. They have managed make it seem socially acceptable (for those that believe them) to not have self control, and by not allowing .

violence

Gulf War -- enough information about pollutants / pfilestria toxins in water / fog / rain to speculate about Gulf War Illness being from a combination of immunizations and evaporation. With the amount of pollution from the Red Sea / Tigris River / Shatt-al waterway flowing into the Arabian Gulf, to know that concentrations caused by evaporation should be
winds blow its toxic aerosol onshore Karenia breve exposure should be brief except when the immune system has other factors to deal with, but pfiesteria has the potential of causing long term reactions.
Mental Health - June 7, 1999 White House Conference
      Tipper makes not meantion of nutrician and uses the CHADD
       HMO party line in that you should see a doctor and and the        specialist that you need [advocates a mental health        professional] but makes no meantion that many people never        get approval from thier HMOs to see the specialist that they        need - be it a ENT, Dietician, or mental health professional.
       Considering that Al Gore wanted to be president it makes him        appear to be particularly incompetent because St. Judes       Children's Hospital is in Tennessee and they advocate that       nutrician plays a important role in health, with Tipper Gore's      "degree" she should know that nutrician would be required for       any type of health and should have advised the Clinton's not to       take money from CHADD or Novartis / Gerber who seem say
      that nutrician does not seem to be important for health.

1992
Al Gore, Earth in the Balance; Ecology and the Human Spirit (Houghton Mifflin, 1992)

Clinton / Gore -- Whine about education problems, even when the United States has a educational system that attempts to educate all it's citizens, compared to countries that shuttle many of their kids to tech schools and do not have all citizen attempt to earn a high school diploma. The countries that they compare the United States to are smaller than the United States, have local and central government close togeater and do not have the need to teach some of those courses as intestivly as the United States does.
Also, some Democrates whine about the drop out rate when the schools which can imply that other countries have perfect students, when the school have already culled and done their own droping out. Thier education systems may work for them what I take exception to is that the Democrates do not have full discloser of their facts, if they do know them.
Allows National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) to dictate, even when "New Math" did not work in the sixties and seventies. These people apparently review the books and not the actual facts of which schools are actually getting scores and what books they are using.

Whine about mental health but support HMO and parity act that does not require counseling in fact at times the doctor is required to make a desion and is not allowed to recomend a specialist.
Some of the biggest whiners Kennedy, Hillary Clinton, Gore

EPA -- The Harmful Algal Bloom and Hypoxia Research and Control Act of 1998, Title VI of Public Law 105-383, section 604(b), enacted on November 13, 1998.
Total Maximum Daily Load Level (TMDL) for the EPA

***Whine about pollution and water -- but do not have government agencies post what research is being done. Clinton also does not address those issues in his state of the union address.
***issue Salinity - instead refers to ocean levels dropping and gives support to Canola (low low erucic acid rapeseed) a oil plant that can handle salinty while the government also dumps on plants that can not handle salinity like tobacco under the guise of health. Some other plants that have been clear cultivated (erosion problems), have low salt tolerance, and require water are cotton, peanuts,
Tocopherols (Vitamin E)
Tobacco, peanuts, cotton, Clean Cultivated Fields, NoTill, Erosion, earthworms,

promotes plants that produce their own pesticides and may contribute to erosion by killing worms in fields and in vermicultues.


Compared to Canola "Because of its tolerance to salinity, canola has been used as the first crop on newly drained dikes in the Netherlands. Canola requires approximately 16 to 18 inches of water through its growing season, with 8 to 8.3 inches used by annual varieties in July near flower and pod fill.


1999
Tipper Gore revieled that she was treated for situational depression when her son, Albert III, was struck by a car and almost killed in 1989. She was effectively treated with antidepressants. [Radcliffe Quarterly - Fall 2000 Revealing Hidden Lives by Jill Abramson]

bipolar disorder also called or manic depression

  George W. Bush Jr. from 1994-2001 46th Governor of the State of Texas. November 8, 1994, with 53.5 percent of the vote. In an historic re-election victory, he became the first Texas Governor to be elected to consecutive four-year terms on November 3, 1998, winning 68.6 percent of the vote.
-- Saturday, 20 January, 2001, 21:37 GMT President Bush sworn in

*** John Ellis "Jeb" Bush Governor of Florida
Jeb Bush
, Florida's 43rd Governor Elected: November 1998








TnCrimLaw's Online Library -[http://tncrimlaw.com/library.html] Help Return The Law To A Learned Profession - [http://www.tncrimlaw.com/civil_bible/burch_speech.html]
The Civil Bible - [http://www.tncrimlaw.com/civil_bible/]















































1987 CHADD started in Plantation, Florida
red tide, Pfiesteria, Gymnodinium breve, Karenia breve,        dinoflagellate 1993 --
toxic aerosol
antibiotics --
probiotics including acidophilus -- 1997
vericomposting -- 1990+
education --
routine use of antibiotics for humans was
      discontinued about 1993 -- this was potential chaos for teachers.

“A Brain In The Gut.” NISE. [Online] Retrieved December 4, 2000. http://whyfiles.org/026fear/physio1.html (Note: Two brains are better than one, especially if you're hungry)        

Gershon, Michael D. “The Enteric Nervous System: A Second Brain.” (1999.) McGraw-Hill. [Online] http://www.hosppract.com/issues/1999/07/gershon.htm (Note: Once dismissed as a simple collection of relay ganglia, the enteric nervous system is now recognized as a complex, integrative brain in its own right.)

Sobel, Rachel K. “The wisdom of the gut.” April 3, 2000 [Online] Retrieved December 4, 2000 http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/000403/gut.htm

“Private Papers of Nobel Scientist Joshua Lederberg Added to "Profiles in Science" Web Site.” [Online] Retrieved http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/mar99/nlm-02.htm (Lederberg won the Nobel Prize in Medicine at age 33 for scientific work started at age 20, which showed that bacteria can in fact, reproduce through sexual recombination. Although Lederberg was "astonished" to receive the prize, his diary entry for October 26, 1958, the day he heard he had won it, also records some of his fears: "On the whole I'm a little afraid the fuss and bother more than outweigh the egotistic satisfactions, the cash and the prestige factors that might help in getting my lab going.")


























1995
-- Texas and Florida -- states that are doing something about education.

*****
Core Knowledge: review and a list of schools that have adopted it (Polk County Public Schools, Bartow (District-Wide Adoption) ) this is Florida.
*****
Saxon Math used in our public school -- Waco, Texas
articles written by John Saxon
News articles about Saxon Math










May 22, 1997 HMO Liability Bill Becomes Law
Senator David Sibley R. TX paves the way for HMO's to be accountable by passing a bill allowing patients to question an HMO's desion and ask for meditation - if that does not work then they are allowed to sue. Few lawsuits have had to be instituted though, because mediation has worked, like theripy would probly have worked for many of thos children in other states.

2001
Florida tests vermiculture for pathogen reduction.
pdf --- magizine review
Worms seem capable of converting sewage sludge, human wastes of many types, animal manure and much more. Most pathogens do not like oxygen and vermiculture or cold composting uses oxygen and worms as bioreactors which seem to get rid of all pathogens without creating greenhouse gasses like methane.
Organic waste can take a lot of oxygen to decompose and causes detrimental conditions in water, what worm do is to convert the waste into non-pathogenic topsoil that is ready for plants

"On the discussion of using tillage to remove deep compaction I've seen tightly compacted soil down as deep as 5 feet. Nightcrawlers will burrow down 8 feet and are the only way to restore the soil structure in these areas. Areas that have silted in are a perfect example. Below is a terrace that silted in over a period of 15 years of tillage. The soil is densely packed by years of silting and driving on it when wet."
Night Crawlers and No Till -- Link 1, Link 2.
 
           


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Contents of the table
|| basic information || Pathogen Reduction || Probiotics || indoor worm containers ||
|| University - Research || Soil Salinity || No Till erosion alternative || Animal Fur || vermi-compost with Tannery Effluent ||
|| Hospital Waste ||
vermicompost sheetrock/construction || EarthWorm Recipes || Government Involvement ||
|| Keywords || CHADD || Fish Ulcerative Dermatitis || Pfiesteria || Karenia brevis || Gut Brain || Dipers || Ants ||
Future - plants that get rid of toxins || Chernobyl || Bush hits Gore on environment ||

Some of my standards, whether I get there or not.
I am not endorsing any organization by having these here, but they do show where someone could go if motivated.

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Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) seem to have proliferated but
Fish Ulcerative Dermatitis can happen because of nutritional problems which mean that ulcers on fish do not necessarily mean a HAB.
 I am not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these,
All words and logos belong to the original holders,
this is just a list of places that you may go to find citations.

keywords:
Algal Blooms/Eutrophication/Hypoxia/Plankton/Algal Species,
Fish that have low body fat, in poor health, in Ammonia / Nitrogen water -- do they have a colossal case of diper rash all over their bodies?
Do algal blooms cause fish kills or are they a after effect?
Bilge water / blow the ballist organisms carried from port to port in ballast water
Global Distiation / NASA photos -- Atmosphere > Aerosols > Dust/Ash
worms take energy of bacteria and use probiotics to convert that energy into another form that does not give pathogens food.
earthworms can tie up radionuclides and have been proposed for the Chernobyl radionuclides
Austrilia has a picture of soil that has gone saline
[Topline] most green waste can be reduced by about 90% in volume (one ton, 2000 lbs, reduces to about 200 lbs of worm castings).
A family of four produces about seven pounds of organic or food waste per week.
Converting 7lb of waste to less than one pound of worm castings.
Vermicomposting generates water as the water of the organic mater is released
"one pound of worms can convert one pound of pig manure to compost in 48 hours!"
earthworms compost faster than windrow or invessel composting and produces a high quality compost"
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 Gulf States Marine Fisheries  Commission (GSMFC)  U.S. Geological Survey   NOS photo gallery

Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) are a reality and like land dust storms or volcano ash, can transmit their byproducts long distances by global distilation by wind currents in the atmosphere.
Blow the Balist is
Visible Earth NASA Visible Earth
-- Atmosphere > Aerosols > Dust/Ash



Location: Pamlico Estuary, NC Description: Menhaden kill, May 1991 Credit: Courtesy of North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources


Environment Australia Fish kills can occur naturally or due to man-made disturbances, such as pollution of water quality and excessive land clearing. More research is needed on the causes of fish kills in northern Australia



Alliance for the Chesapeake Bayexerts from the Bay Journal [http://www.bayjournal.com/update/99-02/menhdn.htm]
"...had little, or no fat in the body cavity and exhibited signs of poor nutrition and starvation; approximately 12 percent of these fish had visual external lesions, ulcers or sores.

"Atlantic menhaden are an extremely important link in the coastal marine food chain, transferring enormous amounts of nutrients into forage biomass, while at the same time improving water quality - they have the potential to consume up to 25 percent of the Bay's nitrogen."
[Shipton's note: the way this is described leads me to associate it with diper rash - could the water have a ammonia problem and the fish have a bad case of external diper rash?]
|| USA ||
National Science FoundationWoods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionNational Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
State of the Coast at National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Aquatic Pathobiology Center University System of Maryland
|| China ||
China Harmful Algal Bloom Webpages
|| World ||
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
128 Member States,
meets every two years

|| Korea ||
Biological Research Information Center of Korea
Lower part of the page is in English and has great links.
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Australia: Welcome to the 9th International Conference on Algal Blooms. Research on Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) first emerged as a discipline in its own right at the First International Conference on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms which was held in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1974. Of major concern at that time was the massive 1972 New England red tide caused by the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium (Gonyaulax) tamarense. This successful meeting was followed by two further International Conferences on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms held in Miami, Florida, in 1978 and in St Andrews, Canada, in 1985, respectively. [http://www.utas.edu.au/docs/plant_science/HAB2000/]
Real Time Environmental Monitoring for Cities Across the Nations
United Nations Environment ProgrammeUNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre NOAA Fisheries
Global Coral Disease Database at
[http://www.unep-wcmc.org/marine/coraldis/guide.htm]

[US fish and wildlife (USFWS)]

[http://www.wormdigest.org/articles/index.cgi?read=64]Written By: Ted Leischner Posted On: Sunday, 17 December 2000
     These species of worms can vermicompost organic wastes such as sewage biosolids, agricultural wastes like animal manures and coffee pulp, municipal food waste, brewery and paper pulp and cardboard recycling wastes.
    Some of the notable projects she highlighted include Medical University of South Carolina, processing 100 lbs. of cafeteria food waste per day, Sampson Correctional Institute, feeding 30 lbs. of food waste and office paper daily to worms and New York Hospital, using eight Worm Wigwams to handle 60-140 lbs. per day. This is eight tonnes of food waste per year. But, then there is Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, with a low-tech system with the ability to transform 300 lbs./day (35-tons/year) into valuable castings.
     Composting worms move feedstock around more and have grinding gizzards like chickens to produce a superior textured product, free of harmful salts and of a lower pH (5.8-7.2) that is more favourable for plant growth. Because of the unique microbiology of vermicomposting, nitrification and humification is more complete with levels of plant nutrients in a form more available to plants. This means nitrogen is stored in a form that will not pollute water and no researcher or grower present could cite an example where the use of earthworm castings has ‘burned’ plants.
I have not won any of these awards (yet) they are just here as guides for people that are intrested.
(added March 20, 2002)
USA Awards
Awards for science / enviromental issues
International Awards
[President's National Medal of Science]
Program Areas:
*Biology *Computer, Information Sciences *Crosscutting/Interdisciplinary Programs *Education *Engineering *Geosciences *International Programs *Math, Physical Sciences *Polar Research *Social, Behavioral Sciences

    National Science Foundation Medal - President's National Medal of Science
Nobel Prizes
Nobel Prize

Nobel Physics Prize Nobel Chemistry Prize Nobel Literature Prize
Nobel Peace Prize Nobel Economics Prize Nobel Physiology & Medicine Prize
Blue Plant Award
Blue Planet Award
The
Duke of Edinburgh's
Award

The International Award For Young People
The Pulitzer Prizes
[http://www.pulitzer.org/]
Kurt Schork Memorial Fund
[http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/prizes/schork/]
in New York
     
  [http://www.pulitzer.org/]
[http://www.onlineconcepts.com/pulitzer/]

[http://www.gov.state.mo.us/kids/
games/who/jp.html
]
Joseph Pulitzer (Born 1847; died 1911) Pulitzer made his way from his birthplace in Mako, Hungary to St. Louis in 1865, a city he called home for nearly two decades. In 1878, Pulitzer purchased the bankrupt St. Louis Dispatch and merged it with the unprofitable St. Louis Post-a combiantion that produced the city's leading newspaper. His sensationalistic approach to covering news, dubbed "yellow journalism" was fully developed upon his move to New York, where he purchased the New York World and became known as a world-renowned publisher. The coveted Pulitzer Prize for journalists is named for him.

Mark Twain, 1835–1910 (Nov. 30, 1835 - April 21, 1910)
Samuel Clemens, more commonly known as Mark Twain was born in Florida, Missouri on Nov. 30, 1835
"Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear--not absence of fear."
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes."
'Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you too can become great."
[http://www.boondocksnet.com/twainwww/] [http://www.kyrene.k12.az.us/schools/brisas/sunda/great/2jon.htm]

JOSEPH PULITZER, 1847–1911
Pulitzer summarized his credo: "Our Republic and its press will rise or fall together. An able, disinterested, public-spirited press, with trained intelligence to know the right and courage to do it, can preserve that public virtue without which popular government is a sham and a mockery. A cynical, mercenary, demagogic press will produce in time a people as base as itself. The power to mould the future of the Republic will be in the hands of the journalists of future generations."
[http://www.pulitzer.org/History/history.html#bio]

Some of my standards, whether I get there or not.
I am not endorsing any organization by having these here, but they do show where someone could go if motivated.
   Growing Plants with Worm Poop: Vermicompost as an Amendment for Soilless Media. ©apr98 [http://floriculture.osu.edu/archive/apr98/vermicom.html
Ohio Floriculture at Ohio State University"one pound of worms can convert one pound of pig manure to compost in 48 hours!"
By Dr. Jim Metzger Professor and D.C. Kiplinger Chair 
References: Drs. Clive Edwards and Scott Subler from the Entomology Department at The Ohio State University.
  Evaluation of High Tunnel Strawberry Production for Southern Ohio, 2000 [http://ohioline.osu.edu/~prec/hort/data/2000/htunnel2000.htm]
  

The Effectiveness of Mermiculture in Human Pathogen Reduction for USEPA Biosolids Stabilization -- Compost Science & Utilization, (2001), Vol. 9, No. 1, 38-49
 Has a long list of citations.

Magazine Review



The Water Research Institute















"A Comparison Of Vermicomposting And Composting" What are the similarities and differences in composting systems that can be operated in open or in-vessel systems - with or without worms? J. Dominguez, C. A. Edwards and S. Subler Reprinted by permission from BioCycle April 1997, pages 57-59

[http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/michel/csu.pdf]
1) Orange County Enviromental Protection Division,  --   Orlando, Florida
2) Florida Department of Environmental Protection,    --   Orlando, Florida
3) Soil Ecology Laboratory, Ohio State University,     --   Columbus, Ohio
4) Tri-Tech Laboratiories, Inc,                                         --   Orlando, Florida

[http://gnv.fdt.net/~windle/refrence/nov99.htm]
Achieving Pathogen Stabilization Using Vermicomposting
By: Bruce R. Eastman Reprinted with permission from BioCycle November 1999, pages 62-64

Digest
Vermicomposting for pathogen stabilization. Vermicomposting is the practice of using worms to convert solid waste into a soil amendment. A pilot project at the City of Ocoee (FL) wastewater treatment facility had shown that red wigglers reduced four pathogen indicators in wastewater biosolids (sludge): enteric virus, fecal coliform, helminth ova, and Salmonella spp. A full scale project aimed at demonstrating a three- to fourfold reduction of pathogen indicators to produce Class A stabilized biosolids (acceptable to EPA) was undertaken. The results show that earthworms do reduce pathogen indicators and can quickly accomplish the EPA standard of a three- to fourfold decrease. The study also shows that using traditional thermal precomposting to destroy pathogens prior to treatment with earthworms is unnecessary. --Water Environment & Technology May 2000.
12 pg paper. A field experiment tested the feasibility of vermicomposting as a method for eliminating human pathogens to obtain United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Class A stabilization in domestic wastewater residuals (biosolids).

[http://gnv.fdt.net/~windle/refrence/april97.htm]
"Preliminary data, obtained in small-scale vermicomposting systems, indicate that human pathogens may not survive vermicomposting. After 60 days of vermicomposting, fecal coliform bacteria in biosolids dropped from 39,000 MPN/g to 0 MPN/g. In that same time period, salmonella sp. dropped from <3 MPN/g to <1 MPN/g."
  The Irish Worm Company
Your One Stop Shop to Compost the lot.

[Shipton's note: this site may not have as many products as the ones you will find below, but they have a nice info page. Jump to MO. for some great information.]
[http://www.irishearthworm.com/vcomp2.html]
6.2 Rate of organic matter decomposition The rate of organic matter decomposition in the vermicomposting process is significantly higher than that in conventional composting. Experimental trials at the State University of New York, found decomposition and breakdown of aerobic sewage sludge to be three times as rapid by vermicomposting as it was by composting.
 

Producers Can Go Pro To Keep Livestock Healthy
April 20, 2000
OSU News Kyle Sharp Source: Teresa Morishita COLUMBUS, Ohio

 

Laura's note - competitive exclusion seems to be a word that could be used when you use worms as bioreactors since they work with thier own probiotics and enzymes.
It seems as if many pathogenic bacteria are
anaerobic and probiotics are benificial bacteria that can fight these pathogens. Using worms is a type of cold composting using aerobic conditions and allowing the gut bacteria of the worms to take care of items that the human gut bacteria did not want.

Probiotics is a general term that refers to the natural bacteria normally found in the stomach or intestine of healthy animals. When an animal becomes sick, disease-causing bacteria called pathogens replace the normal bacteria, Morishita said. "By treating animals with probiotics, the goal is to have normal bacteria colonizing all the intestinal sites within the animal, so bad bacteria can't attach and cause disease," she said. "This concept is called competitive exclusion." Probiotics are most often used in animals just born or hatched. Young animals have no intestinal bacteria, so treating with probiotics -- the earlier the better -- helps establish a good set of bacteria before pathogens arrive, Morishita said. This treatment also is recommended during times of stress for the animal, such as during vaccination or after the outbreak of a disease. "Probiotics are not a wonder drug. They are a preventive medicine step," Morishita said. "Disease can still occur despite their use, and if it does, an antibiotic would likely be needed to kill the pathogens. Then normal bacteria could be reestablished to reduce the possibility of future illnesses." But the use of probiotics early on should lessen the potential for invasion of harmful bacteria.

Lactobacillus acidophilus is one type of bacteria normally found in the gut of animals. It gives off a substance that makes the stomach and intestines more acidic and less environmentally friendly to pathogens. The use of natural, nonharmful bacteria to prevent pathogens is not a new idea. The concept has been around for more than 30 years, but it has become more effective in recent years, Morishita said. "The key is using specific bacteria isolated for use with specific species of animals," she said. "In the past, probiotic use had variable results because the host specificity had not been totally worked out yet. Now that it's been determined which bacteria work best for each type of animal, they are more effective, and probiotic use is picking up." More stable forms of packing also have made probiotics more effective. They usually come in a freeze-dried form and are given to animals by either mixing them with water or incorporating them into feed, Morishita said.
--Morishita et al (1997) Avian Dis 41, 850

--Morishita, T.Y., Aye, P.P., Harr, B.S., Cobb, C.W., and Clifford, J.R. 1997. Evaluation of an avian-specific probiotic to reduce the colonization and shedding of Campylobacter jejuni in broilers. Avian Dis. 41:850-855.

FDA US Gov citation
at
July 2001, Volume 1, Issue 1 Human Health Impact and Regulatory Issues Involving Antimicrobial Resistance in the Food Animal Production Environment

Teresa Y. Morishita, DVM, MPVM, MS, PhD, Dipl. ACPV Assistant Professor and Extension Poultry Veterinarian Dept. of Veterinary Preventive Medicine and The Ohio State University Extension

Animal Net April 19, 2000
   

Lumbricus rubellus: Also known as red worm, red wiggler, manure worm and other common names.

**completely white worm "entrachyadid" or pot worm, a small white worm that if there are a lot of them bin it indicats that there are acidic conditions

short white creatures that jump very well are springtails

Nightcrawlers (aka "Lumbricus terrestris")

Earthworms survive freezing temperatures by going below the frost line or estivating by each worm forms a tight ball deep in the soil and slows it's
metabolism.

[http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4DMG/Soil/worms.htm]
In addition to improving soil structure and fertility, research has found soil rich with earthworms hosts fewer parasitic nematodes. Earthworm activities directly stimulate beneficial organisms that trap, ear and out-compete plant-eating nematodes.

  Vermitech Systems, Ltd.
Albert Eggen
Canada

From simple plastic bins to large composters that can be used by schools, hospitals or other large places.
[http://www.vermitechsystems.com/home.html]
[http://www.vermitechsystems.com/installations.html] Installations
[http://www.wormdigest.org/articles/index.cgi?read=27] Simple Plastic Bins Written By: S. Zorba Frankel and Kelly Slocum Posted On: Thursday, 6 January 2000, at 11:15 p.m. In Regard To: Issue 23: Worm Bins (S. Zorba Frankel and Kelly Slocum) Simple plastic bins are by far the most common type of vermicomposting bin. They were first commercially available in North America in 1990 from Canadian Original Vermicomposter Ltd. (now Original Vermicomposter, Ltd.) and many other companies followed, very quickly, with a great number of bins.

[http://vermico.com/speakers.html] keywords: canadian, vermicomposting
     Albert Eggen holds three international patents, including one for the self-harvesting Vermi-Organic Digester, an in-vessel vermicomposting system currently in use at the Brockville Psychiatric Hospital (Ontario, Canada), Metro Hall (the seat of the city’s administrative and mayor’s offices in Toronto, Canada), at Arnold Air Force Base in Tennessee, and in other institutional settings. Eggen’s Vermi-Organic Digesters are ideally suited for on-site processing of organic waste, generated by hospitals, military bases, schools, prisons, hotels, and other institutions wanting to minimize collection and hauling costs of organic residuals while producing a valuable soil amendment for landscaping needs.
      Albert is the co-author of three books on vermicomposting, two of which are college course manuals. A fourth book is entitled The Canadian Vermicomposting Guide. Since 1990, his Toronto-based firm, Original Vermitech Systems Limited, has put more than 50 million Eisenia fetida earthworms to work processing household, institutional, and even industrial waste throughout the United States and Canada.
  [Topline] most green waste can be reduced by about 90% in volume (one ton, 2000 lbs, reduces to about 200 lbs of worm castings).

New Mexico
[http://www.rt66.com/~topline/books3a.html] Worms Go to School Many years of experience and painstaking research and development in the vermiculture field, and teacher co-authoring during close collaboration on all aspects of the book, provide teacher's with an excellent, worm oriented, classroom guide and workbook. This is the best I've seen! Grades 1-8 by: David J. Smith and Albert Eggen $12.00
[http://www.rt66.com/%7Etopline/digst5.html#ottawa] pictures -- 1) U of O, 2) worms at school 3) Vermitech® installation at a Canadian Hospital -- these pictures show a proven waste disposal
[http://www.rt66.com/%7Etopline/comp4.html#comp2]How to get Discount Pricing -- County or City Government: -- Schools, Teachers and Home Schoolers:--
[http://www.rt66.com/%7Etopline/sitemap.html]-[http://www.rt66.com/%7Etopline/display.html] site index
  The Worm World -
Worm Gin large enough for a water treatment plant
http://gnv.fdt.net/~windle/neal/index.htmWorm Gin
WaterTreatment / SewageSludge / septic sludge
The Burrow [http://fdt.net/~windle/]
  Worm Farm (worm farms) [https://secure.in-command.com/cart/Wormfarm/list.php3?g=Wormfarms]
from < 100 lb/day to units that can handle 600 lb/day
  Composting (Worm) Toilets [http://pbc.virtualave.net/earthworm/issue41.html]
*
[Shipton's note: these do not mention using earthworms but the rest of the information seems top notch.]

GREYWATER
What it is ... ways to treat it ...
ways to use it.





[http://www.greywater.com/samples.htm]
Beautiful pictures of
Sample soil beds for greywater irrigation and infiltration
[http://www.greywater.com/]
Organisms adversely affecting human health do not grow outside of the body (unless incubated and with rare exceptions) but are capable of surviving especially if hosted in human feces.
[http://www.greywater.com/pollution.htm]
Urine is sterile save in exceptional circumstances (e.g., grave urinary tract infections). In households with infants in diapers, fecal matter can enter the laundry water, mainly through washing machines that has a pathogen killing effect in themselves by breaking the encapsulation and exposing potential pathogens to detergnets.
    Yelm - KISS—Keep It Simple & Save - N.Califormia [http://www.yelmworms.com/kissplan.htm]
[http://www.yelmworms.com/casestudies.htm]
Case Studies in Vermicomposting: (pathogen reducation included) 1994KISS Plan for vermicomposting on a modern dairy or horse farm
  =coir brick http://www.yelmworms.com/suppliesstore.htm
Coconut fiber -- coconuts can grow in saline soil and coconut fiber is a good soil amendment as well as a excellent worm bedding.
$2.25 + $2.25 s&h
  Squirmy Wormz Farm-KISS [http://www.squirmy-worms.com/farming.html]Australian Worm Farm
  The Squirmy Wormz Farm [http://www.squirmy-worms.com/index.html]
[http://www.squirmy-worms.com/dogpoo.htm]
[http://www.envirolead.com/lifecyc2.htm]dog poop - worm swag and can-o-worms
  Happy D Ranch [http://www.happydranch.com/wormbins/index.php3]Different Worm bins
  Alaska

Iditarot! your composting consultant
Iditarot!(c) Vermicomposter
can-o-worms
Worm-A-Roo
The Worm Wigwam
[http://www.can-o-worms-alaska.net/vermcompfacts.html]
     Earthworms are secondary decomposers, that is, they eat the microbes which eat the decaying food. Those microbes are bacteria, mold, fungi, protozoa and other organisms which are too small to see. Their enzyme activity physically changes the food waste to a sludge or slurry, which the earthworms suck through their mouth. Microbes also break large particles into their chemical components, releasing heat, air, water and humus
     Compost can be formed in four weeks in heated piles, and takes six months to cure. Vermicompost is a rich, black, small particle ready in four to six weeks and does not need a curing stage. .
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