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Evaluation of waterless sanitation for hot arid climates
Jay Paul Graham, Thomas Redlinger, Verónica Corella-Barud
Ecological sanitation systems are of particular interest in hot arid climates where water is in short supply. This article compares the effectiveness of dehydrating and biodegrading toilets in reducingpathogenic microorganisms in human waste.
Ecological sanitation systems are of particular interest in hot arid climates where water is in short supply. This article compares the effectiveness of dehydrating and biodegrading toilets in reducing
pathogenic microorganisms in human waste.
pathogenic microorganisms in human waste.
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