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Pollution solution implementation
objectivesMicrobial function - microphobia - innoculationRhizostructurePsycho-social contextBuerocratic culture
Dead zones - Eutrophication
Industrial World Development
Conventional septic design-prone to failure-major source of pollution
Time release pollution
Most treatment occurs in the rootzone (top 6-8 inches of soil)
Graywater - wastewater from sinks, showers and laundry fixtures etc., not toilets.
Irrigate your gardentopsoil purifies waterReduces water use and downstream pollutionSave $
Gravity fed, no pumpsMinimal filtrationNot as efficient at dispersing water
Greywater Drip Systempre treatment system prevents clogging.Pumping requiredUse with perennial or no dig garden to minimize exposureVery efficient
Vermitrap w/ wetland filter
HUMANURE - soil structure!
Human fecal PathogensSalmonella ShigellaYersinia Campylobacter AeromonasCandida E. coli O157 CryptosporidiumEntamoeba histolyticaAscaris
HUMUS - not just bean dip maintains high and healthy levels of soil life by feeding microbesorganic compounds made available to growing plantskeeps soil nutrients from leaching away through chelationcan hold the equivalent of 80-90% of its weight in moisturebiochemical structure of humus enables it to moderate or buffer excessive acid or alkaline soil conditions.allows greater aeration of the soil through creation of crumb structuredark colour of humus (usually black or dark brown) helps to warm up cold soilsToxic substances e.g. heavy metals, excess nutrients bound to the complex organic molecules, prevented from entering ecosystem.
90% dried microbes
Wetlands - Natures Liver
Constructed Wetlands
Restorers - floating wetlands
Living Machine w/ constructed wetland
Very SexyExpensive
Zero Discharge SystemsFor urban or constrained sites (high water table)
Lalati, Beqa Island, Fiji
Composting/Dry ToiletsCompost the feces: add chunky carbonDry the feces: add ash or limeTopdress perrennials or amend soil with the rich black goodness
Poopooponics
Urine diverting dry composting toilets
Separette
Squatter
Kid friendly
Urine: Liquid Gold
Sterile90% of the nutrients (n-p-k) in wastewaterGrow all your food!
Disease RiskUrine-transmitted diseases: leptospirosis, schistosoma and salmonella (tropical and wet) IF THERE, most die when leave hostWays to inactivate: time, heat, pH (add ash, etc.) and composting.Public toilet bmps: non-edibles, tree/bush crops, add alkalinity, containment and testing.
Urine Nutrients (Vary widely)
High nitrogen: good for leaf growth
How to use itApply directly to soilBest to dilute 8+:1 with waterAnd/or apply to well-aerated soil, with lots of mulch, compost or woodchips
Compost it Match with carbon: brown leaves, wood chips, paper, etc. Locks up nitrogen for slow release over time
Combine with GraywaterIdeal match with graywaterReduces carbon cloggingFlush out the salt
Urine fertigation
Ejectorlet
Urine-diverting dry and composting toiletsGebers, Sweden
Swedish Farming with UrineGrain crops for animal fodder6 months containment
PEEPEEPONICSWaterless urinal Makes soil directly in planter (this is essentially composting)Zero dischargeSuper efficientNo vector for pathogen contamination
Getting Permits for your SystemPrecedentsSoils testThink sub-surface, avoid ponding
Crapitalism