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Toilet Tech - bbc article

 
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Have you guys seen this yet?

Toilet tech proves that where there's muck there's brass.

Nearly a third of the world's population still has no access to safe, hygienic sanitation. This means they have to go the toilet out in the open - in the bush, fields or forests.



The article talks about how toilets are becoming cool. Sure, having a toilet reduces the spread of some parasites and pathogens, but that's not the really interesting bit. What I thought most interesting from a permie point of view, are the products they are creating from human waste. Composted humanure of course, but also cooking fuel.
 
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