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Peeing on Plants for Fertilization - How Researchers Create Urine Diverting Toilets

But do be aware that human urine could replace about a quarter of today’s chemical fertilizers. ....

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Can pee help feed the world?

"Go pee on the rhubarb!" ....

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Human urine could replace chemical fertilizers, but it would require new toilets, experts warn

Plants need nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and these are ingested through the food we eat, excreting them, mostly through urine , French experts say. ....

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Can pee help feed the world? - Taipei Times

“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 reliance on chemicals and cut environmental pollution, some are growing increasingly interested in the potential of pee.
Plants need nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium and we ingest these through food, before “excreting them, mostly through urine,” said Esculier, who runs the OCAPI research program in France looking at ....

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Can pee help feed the world?

PARIS "Go pee on the rhubarb!" ....

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