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Seeing (but not smelling) is believing — Kerala's compost toilet
Pit latrines are cheap and effective — unless you have a high water-table. What's the alternative? And is it culturally acceptable?
Pit latrines are cheap and effective — unless you have a high water-table. What's the alternative? And is it culturally acceptable?
Spatial Changes in a Suburban Area of a Local Korean City under Japanese Rule: Ch'eongju City in North Ch'ungch'eong Province
YAMAMOTO, Takatsugu
Geographical Review of Japa,. Ser. A, Chirigaku Hyoron, Vol. 73 (2000), Iss. 12 P.855
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