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pathology the word
ejecta is more
commonly used.
Defecation Homeostasis Human excreta Osmoregulation Respiration (physiology)
Sanitation Urination Wikimedia...
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conditions related to
clean drinking water and
treatment and
disposal of
human excreta and sewage.
Preventing human contact with **** is part of sanitation,...
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water to move
excreta along or
block odors. They do not
produce sewage, and are not
connected to a
sewer system or
septic tank. Instead,
excreta falls through...
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Reuse of
human excreta is the safe,
beneficial use of
treated human excreta after applying suitable treatment steps and risk
management approaches that...
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Human waste (or
human excreta)
refers to the
waste products of the
human digestive system, menses, and
human metabolism including urine and ****. As...
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Night soil is a
historical euphemism for
human excreta collected from cesspools, privies, pail closets, pit latrines,
privy middens,
septic tanks, etc...
- "manually cleaning, carrying,
disposing of, or
otherwise handling,
human excreta in an
insanitary latrine or in an open
drain or
sewer or in a
septic tank...
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manure must be
blended with high-carbon, low-nitrogen materials.
Human excreta,
sometimes called "humanure" in the
composting context, can be
added as...
- **** flow
diagram (also
called excreta flow
diagram or SFD) is a high
level technical drawing used to
display how
excreta moves through a location, and...
- EcoSan), is an
approach to
sanitation provision which aims to
safely reuse excreta in agriculture. It is an approach,
rather than a
technology or a device...
