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{{#badges: ToxicSludge}} '''Maria Mabutas''' works for the [[San Francisco Public Utilities Commission]] as the Executive Secretary to the General Manager [[Ed Harrington]]. <ref>[http://sfwater.org/ContactUs.cfm SFPUC Website Access July 5, 2010].</ref> | {{#badges: ToxicSludge}} '''Maria Mabutas''' works for the [[San Francisco Public Utilities Commission]] as the Executive Secretary to the General Manager [[Ed Harrington]]. <ref>[http://sfwater.org/ContactUs.cfm SFPUC Website Access July 5, 2010].</ref> | ||
| − | The [[Food Rights Network]] released | + | ==Chez Sludge== |
| − | '''[http://prwatch.org/Chez+Sludge Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters]'''. <ref>John Stauber, [http://prwatch.org/Chez+Sludge Chez Sludge: How the Sewage | + | The [[Food Rights Network]] released a major investigative report on July 9, 2010 titled: '''[http://prwatch.org/Chez+Sludge Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters]'''. <ref>John Stauber, [http://prwatch.org/Chez+Sludge Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters], PRWatch.org, July 9, 2010</ref> It examines collusion between the [[Chez Panisse Foundation]] and the [[SFPUC]] based on an extensive open records investigation of the SFPUC internal files. (To view the internal documents see: [[SFPUC Sludge Controversy Timeline]].) |
==Articles and resources== | ==Articles and resources== | ||
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{{#badges: ToxicSludge}} Maria Mabutas works for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission as the Executive Secretary to the General Manager Ed Harrington. [1]
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Chez Sludge
The Food Rights Network released a major investigative report on July 9, 2010 titled: Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters. [2] It examines collusion between the Chez Panisse Foundation and the SFPUC based on an extensive open records investigation of the SFPUC internal files. (To view the internal documents see: SFPUC Sludge Controversy Timeline.)
Articles and resources
Related SourceWatch articles
References
- ↑ SFPUC Website Access July 5, 2010.
- ↑ John Stauber, Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters, PRWatch.org, July 9, 2010
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