₦airaland Forum

An environmental engineer and a lecturer, Mr Isaac Bryant, has said the conversion of human urine into fertiliser and other products would have higher environmental value.



“Urine, which most of us consider as waste, is a valuable resource which we can use directly as fertiliser.



“Urine is very safe, hygienic, easy to handle and collect, and easily available,“ Bryant, a lecturer at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana.



He made this known at the 2017 African Clean Up Conference taking place in Cape Coast with the theme: “Exploring New Horizon and Sustainable Best Practices in Waste Management and Recycling’’.



The conference which was organised by a Non Governmental Organization (NGO), African Clean-up Initiative, is committed to promoting environmental activities in communities and schools.



Bryant said that human urine was part of domestic waste water, which could be used as fertiliser.



He said using urine as fertiliser posed minimal health risk to both the environment and human beings.



“Rather than use chemical fertiliser for crops, human urine is better.



“We can use human urine to cultivate crops such as maize, okro, tomato, pepper, garden eggs and some other vegetables,’’ he told NAN.



According to the lecturer, use of human urine as fertiliser would reduce public discharge of the urine and promote a clean and safe environment.



Source NAN


Mynd44


http://www.eyereport.com.ng/human-urine-better-than-fertiliser-specialist/

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An environmental engineer and a lecturer, Mr Isaac Bryant, has said the conversion of human urine into fertiliser and other products would have higher environmental value.



“Urine, which most of us consider as waste, is a valuable resource which we can use directly as fertiliser.



“Urine is very safe, hygienic, easy to handle and collect, and easily available,“ Bryant, a lecturer at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana.



He made this known at the 2017 African Clean Up Conference taking place in Cape Coast with the theme: “Exploring New Horizon and Sustainable Best Practices in Waste Management and Recycling’’.



The conference which was organised by a Non Governmental Organization (NGO), African Clean-up Initiative, is committed to promoting environmental activities in communities and schools.



Bryant said that human urine was part of domestic waste water, which could be used as fertiliser.



He said using urine as fertiliser posed minimal health risk to both the environment and human beings.



“Rather than use chemical fertiliser for crops, human urine is better.



“We can use human urine to cultivate crops such as maize, okro, tomato, pepper, garden eggs and some other vegetables,’’ he told NAN.



According to the lecturer, use of human urine as fertiliser would reduce public discharge of the urine and promote a clean and safe environment.



Source NAN


Mynd44


http://www.eyereport.com.ng/human-urine-better-than-fertiliser-specialist/

Lalasticlala

Hmmm.. I believe

nothing waste; even waste product

The woman need JESUS