Lecture

Toilet Wastes: Impact and Solutions

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Description

This lecture discusses the importance of treating toilet waste to understand its composition and potential harmful impact, presenting data on elements found in urine and faeces. It also explores different waste treatment cases, highlighting the financial, workforce, CO2, and environmental costs associated with each scenario.

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Environmental policy: Waste management

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