Eco-toilet in India helps farmers make their own fertilizer

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By Teresa BergenAug 5, 2022, 4:30 pm293 pts
If you live in developed parts of the world, beware, because this article is going to talk about two things that might make you say ew: the problem of open defecation and the use of human waste as fertilizer. Many people in the world have good reason to address both of these issues. And nonprofit World…

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