I disagree with you, Earl didn't correct anything. I said that when dealing with raw sewage and contaminated water the sludge will need to be treated. Why put the big spin on it and try changing the subject? Then in the little paragraph after that he went on to agree with my statement (hardly misinformation) yet still refused to answer my question. What are the plans for treating the contaminated toxic sludge? Well of course there are ways out there, and that was his answer, there are ways or methods. Imo he has no idea how this will be done. And IMO it's a huge factor in setting these units up. He will have to answer the hard questions before a single unit will be allowed to operate. Permits will have to be issued, the design and method will have to be reviewed on a case by case situation for the location. You just don't go plugging one in and walk away, it doesn't work like that in the real world.
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