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What do you do when you can't flush
it (or don't want to)?
Written by a humanure composting practitioner
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or environmental pollution.
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Defecating in our drinking water is
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testimony as to why humanure should be constructively recycled:
- to prevent water pollution: (almost
4 trillion gallons of sewage effluent are dumped into our
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in soil nutrients, humanure can be safely recycled by thermophilic
composting);
- to protect our dwindling drinking
water supplies: (nearly 1/3 of all household
drinking water is used to flush toilets); and
- to enhance our health: Fertile
soil not only grows
great veggies, but nourishes our health and community's
well-being.
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