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Sally Brown

Research associate professor, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences

Water quality/stormwater

206-616-1299 / slb@uw.edu

Expertise: Contaminated soils, risks, waste (compost municipal wastewater) soil amendments, carbon accounting


SALLY BROWN'S RECENT MENTIONS IN THE NEWS

  • King County detects PFAS in wastewater, fertilizer program | The Seattle Times
  • Keeping your child safe from toxic chemicals | Ivanhoe Broadcast News
  • The Royal Flush: How a King County project turns our waste into a rich environmental and agricultural resource | South Seattle Emerald
  • Compostable takeout bowls contain 'forever chemicals,' study finds | CBC News
  • How do I compost at home? New technology makes going green easier | The Washington Post

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SALLY BROWN'S RECENTLY TAGGED POSTS

  • From White House to Tacoma, WA, urban agriculture is growing
  • Risk of lead poisoning from urban gardening is low, new study finds
  • Composting food waste remains your best option, says UW study

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