The Cornell Waste Management Institute reports that hundreds of sludge-exposed rural people have suffered serious respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses. Peer reviewed research published in the scientific literature has linked illnesses and deaths to land application. Drinking water sources in New Hampshire, Maine, and other states have been polluted.  Virginia, not the sludge hauler paid for a massive fish kill in a Loudoun County pond due to sludge runoff. EPA, and industry trade groups, such as NEBRA, are ignoring and covering up these reported and documented incidents. Enough is enough.  Why should greed and profits outweigh the health concerns of those rural citizens who are FORCED to live near these dumping grounds.