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"Maine Shuts down over fifty farms, for 'invisible hazard' then steals the land"

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First published at 09:57 UTC on March 28th, 2024.

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#FARMSSHUTDOWN
#SLUDGEHAZARDS

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they put the sludge on the farmland that contained the chemicals that are now causing them to be shut down."
0:00 Maine shuts down farms due to invisible hazard, then buys land at 'fair price'.
4:16 Concerns over potential health hazards from persistent chemicals in the environment.
8:33 Maine regulations restrict PFAS chemicals but exempt large industries, impacting land practices and electric cars.
12:33 Research shows natural compounds can balance out microplastics concerns, potentially reducing panic over invisible hazards.
16:37 Need for sustainable food production and concerns over chemical exposure in North Carolina.
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