Posted on 21st May 2009
If you want to know what a half-time flush is, read this thorough and thoughtful piece on San José’s sewage plant from San José’s weekly newspaper. Recommended.
[20th May 2009]
Cruising is a dirty business. The environmental group
Oceana reports that every day, cruise ships produce:
25,000 gallons of sewage from toilets
143,000 gallons of sewage from sinks, galleys ...
[18th May 2009]
An excellent
article in the Globe and Mail about a recent wastewater conference in Canada where capturing phosphorus was one of the main topics of discussion. And ...
[17th May 2009]
Though you cannot find one for love nor money these days in France, bidets are nonetheless feted, à la française ie most intellectually, in a book by Julia ...
[17th May 2009]
Dear Miss Rose George,You there, my sewage cutie. Why would you deal with SUCH SHIT? Leave that up to some flat-faced, humorless policy wonk to sponge ...
[16th May 2009]
Two new things in the world of US sewers. California's State Water Resources Control Board has set up an
online mapping facility that allows citizens to check ...
[13th May 2009]
NASA proves yet again that it is planets ahead of most of the earth-bound in its visionary attitude towards "waste". After space shuttle toilets that recycle urine, the ...