Compostable Toilets
Composting toilets are toilet systems which treat human waste by composting and dehydration to produce a useable end-product that is a valuable soil additive.
They use little or no water, are not connected to expensive sewage systems, cause no environmental damage and produce a valuable resource for gardening.
New Work is implementing compostable and waterless toilets in its many projects in developing nations. Such New Work technologies also have global-wide implications for a sustainable future.
For more information on this technology visit the Wikipedia entry or the sustainability wiki Appropedia.
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