Wednesday, February 16, 2011

botulism (Clostridium botulinum)

"muy dificil de destruir, muy muy toxico en nanoconcentraciones, normalmente no es visible para identificar la intoxicacion. puede causar enfermedades cronicas en animales y humanos.. " profesor Ralf Otterpohl..



Al parecer existe un gran debate en la comunidad cientifica en relacion a los impactos de produccion de biogas. Otros dicen que no es de importancia ya que cualquier metodo de tratamiento de residuos implica sus riesgos..



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Amplify’d from us.mc311.mail.yahoo.com
1988: Already in September 1988, in the "Design Manual for

>>> Constructed Wetlands and Aquatic Plant Systems for Municipal

>>> Wastewater Treatment" of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency it

>>> is written that "Wildlife may be affected by wetlands systems

>>> because anaerobic muds may contain the causative organism of avian

>>> botulism (Clostridium botulinum). Control of this wildlife pathogen

>>> can be accomplished largely by multiple dispersion points for free

>>> water surface (FWS) wetlands. This pathogen is not a problem for

>>> wild fowl in subsurface flow system (SFS) wetlands or aquatic plant

>>> systems."

>>>

>>> Does this make FWS wetlands a clear risk technology for a very very

>>> severe illness?
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