Transitioning to sustainable sanitation through cross disciplinary, practice-based research: an on-campus pilot of urine diversion at UTS

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Title: Transitioning to sustainable sanitation through cross disciplinary, practice-based research: an on-campus pilot of urine diversion at UTS
Author: Abeysuriya Kumudini; Fam Dena; Hagare Prasanthi; Williams Jennifer
Abstract: Waterborne sanitation using flushing toilets and sewer networks has been recognised as ¿the most important medical milestone¿ for its transformational impact on urban public health since the 19th century (Ferriman 2007). While this model of urban sanitation has become the accepted norm for the industrialised world, its cost and resource-intensive nature is increasingly recognised as unsustainable. Several alternative models offering improved sustainability through greater material efficiency have emerged (West 2003). One of these is urine diversion (UD), the topic of this paper.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10453/16468
Date: 2010
DOI: NA

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