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'''WARNING: That garden "compost" you see, the one called [[Amend]], promoted in photo ops of "organic" gardens by Hollywood stars is [[sewage sludge]].''' The stars promoting the gardens were unwittingly paired with a corporation whose main business is selling sewage sludge-based products, but without any such disclosure on the bags. No law requires that sewage sludge be labeled to warn you to avoid it, so the sewage industry now calls it "compost" and disposes of it by duping unsuspecting gardeners into putting it on their gardens. [[Kellogg Garden Products]] and the [[Environmental Media Association]] are corporate partners. Kellogg contributes its products and support to EMA, and EMA greenwashes Kellogg's brand name and thus its hidden sludge products.

'''May 1-7, 2011, the sewage sludge industry is sponsoring its [[International Compost Awareness Week]]''' sponsored by the front group [[US Composting Council]], run by [[Synagro]] and others. It's all part of the biggest toxic scam in the United States - your "organic" fertilizer and "compost" is really sewage sludge, and you are NOT supposed to be aware.