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Policy brief: To pee or not to pee should not be the question!
Nature does not waste. Human systems do. In sanitation, that habit has turned a stream of nutrients and water into a linear problem with a circular answer. Treated wastewater, human excreta and source separated urine can help close nutrient loops, reduce dependence on imported fertiliser in
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