There are millions more people who ride drive cars than own guns. food is something you can’t go without bc you die without essential nutrients.

Not just for weight control, but life in general...they are just a useless nutrient.

Throw in literally anything you want, plus salt, and boom you have chicken soup, with all the great nutrients from those chicken bones/fat.

Everyone needs basic nutrition and the average American is deficient in many nutrients that can be found in fish. 

Most people think they're OK taking out the little roots and not messing with the big roots, but it's actually usually the opposite - large roots just stabilize the tree, while the small roots are the "feeders" that provide nutrients and moisture.

If this is an older property (1950s or older) then it may be on clay sewer pipe which is prone to crack over time ... also if there are mature trees or vines out front, those roots have a way of finding nutrient sources, and sewage is excellent fertilizer ... so a small leak can turn into a big problem if filled and expanded with roots.

In the second year, you will see slightly lower yield as some of the ground nutrients have been used up.

Baltimore continues its work in rehabilitating our underground sewer infrastructure as required by a federal/state Consent Decree.Wastewater projects include regulatory driven Enhanced Nutrient Removal at the Back River and Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plants, numerous upgrades at Back River, and the Back River Headworks project that will allow us to eliminate more than 80 percent of the sewage overflow volume.Adoption of the new rates and rate structure would enable the Baltimore City Department of Public Works to continue moving forward on these many vital projects.

As mentioned, clay pipe was leaking, and roots have a way of seeking out extra "nutrients" in the soil around (and inside) a leaking pipe.

Liabilities: massive differed capital cost as sludge accumulates in lagoon and then must be removed every 20 or 30 years, potential groundwater contamination from partially treated wastewater leaking out bottom of lagoon, huge amount of land required for lagoons (1 to 3 acres for 50 space park), inability of lagoons to remove nutrients (nitrates under new regulations), irradict / poor treatment during winter.