The "yuck" factor may make it easier for local governments to ban the spreading of treated sewage sludge on farmland, but overcoming constitutional roadblocks just got tougher. A federal judge in California invoked the dormant commerce clause, which bars states and municipalities from discriminating in interstate commerce, to strike down a Kern County, Calif., ban on trucking Los Angeles sewage sludge to a 4,700-acre farm in the county.
September 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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