City Dwellers That Comost Humanure, We Want to Hear From You!

Joseph Jenkins is the writer of a 255-page book called the Humanure Handbook: A Guide to Composting Human Manure. It’s in its third edition and has been translated into five languages and is now gaining lots of attention. His message? When properly managed, human manure is odorless and that flushed “away” or thrown “away” doesn’t ...

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