New Israeli discovery ending need for harmful fertilizers

A new breakthrough may soon be the end for many dangerous chemical fertilizers. Israeli scientists have discovered that plants native to desert regions can find enough nutrients from within the dust in the atmosphere to thrive.

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Phosphorus is not horrendous for the environment. It is a part of the environment.

The problem is that cities, farms, and industries are used to discharging their concentrated waste out into the environment without breaking it down.

This has more to do with regulations than with knowledge of how to deal with this problem.

There are both biological and chemical ways of extracting phosphorus and nitrogen from waste for a reasonable cost without harming the environment, and this has been known for many years.

However, governments in their infinite wisdom have ignored this for generations.

[peaceofmindandheart.]

This is really good. I hope it will be implemented.

[IamwhoIam]

There you go. Don't mess with what God has created.