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Can pee help feed the world?

Can pee help feed the world?
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Can pee help feed the world?

Can pee help feed the world?
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Can pee help feed the world? - Japan Today

"Go pee on the rhubarb!" Engineer Fabien Esculier has never forgotten his grandmother's unconventional approach to gardening in fact, it has inspired his career. Human urine may seem like a crude way of fertilizing plants in the era of industrial agriculture, but as researchers look for ways to reduce…

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Would you eat food grown using pee as fertiliser? To reduce pollution, scientists are modernising an age-old farming method - YP

Scientists are looking at pee – which contains the nutrients plants need – to replace chemical fertilisers and reduce agriculture’s environmental impact.

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Can pee help feed the world?

PARIS (AFP) - "Go pee on the rhubarb!" Engineer Fabien Esculier has never forgotten his grandmother's unconventional approach to gardening - in fact, it has inspired his career. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

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