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MSD makes "biosolid" pellets of what it calls Louisville Green from the byproduct of what Louisville residents flush away. It is giving it away for free to Kentucky and Indiana residents for fertilizer. May 18, 2022. Image courtesy Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District.
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About 10,000 dry tons of the pellets are processed and distributed each year.
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