Fonterra discharging nitrogen-heavy water onto ‘ghost farms’

By New Zealand Blog News Service Feb 8, 2021

Fonterra cleared the cows from 16 farms and is using the land to dispose of wastewater, which could be leaching a colourless, tasteless and odourless pollutant into private drinking water supplies.

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