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- From: Alex McGregor <waldenfarm AT sprintmail.com>
- To: market farming <market-farming AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: peat moss substitute
- Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 12:30:28 -0400
That's one of the problems. "Soybean" inks have only 10% or so soybean oil.
The rest is petroleum.
And most colored inks are still made with heavy metals- and all papers are
now copying "USA Today"
and putting color on most pages.
The other problem is it tends to make paper mache when wet. What's needed to
keep the contents of
the toilet aerobic (as much as possible) is a carbon source that doesn't
stick together or mat.
Alex
Betsy wrote:
> What about newspaper pulp? Does it have too many chemicals in it?
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Re: peat moss substitute
, (continued)
- Re: peat moss substitute, jrei, 05/24/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Jill Taylor Bussiere, 05/25/2000
- Re: Peat Moss Substitute, Karen Phillips, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Betsy, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Alex McGregor, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Betsy, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Betsy, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Alex McGregor, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Betsy, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Julie M. Willingham, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Alex McGregor, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Glenn, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Bill Shoemaker, 05/25/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, Martin Cooke, 05/26/2000
- Re: peat moss substitute, robert schuler, 05/26/2000
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