Posted by John in La on December 03, 2017 at 10:27:23 from (68.185.230.243):
In Reply to: Re: double standards posted by JD Seller on December 03, 2017 at 09:23:14:
JD Seller There are many sources of nitrogen and phosphorus runoff. It is just farmers are easy to blame because they use huge amounts of fertilizer and it is easy to see that feed lot has piles of manure. And farmers are easy to regulate because they make a small portion of the voting public.
If we call it city over fertilization the first thing said is "How does my 25 lbs of fertilizer matter when that farmer uses thousands of lbs" Can you see the government telling city folks they can not fertilize their lawn.
If we blame it on city waste systems we are now picking on a government entity.
And to think I grew up drinking the water right out of that river. And they still to this day get the entire water supply for the whole city out of the river.
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