Add to ORKGMeeting: Conference on Sanitation in Developing Countries Today, 5-9 July 1977, Oxford, GBPaper on sanitation and human waste treatment and reuse practices in China. Presents composting methods and application of natural fertilizers and describes the Chinese biogas plants, the three-tank system, etc. Includes bibliography
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the United Nations created more than 15 years ago establishe...
Providing reliable and cheap effluent treatment in rural areas may be a challenge in several compone...
Across the world, well over one billion people lack access to safe drinking water. There are a varie...
Translated from the Chinese by Lee Thim LoiReport on the use of human and agricultural wastes for co...
From the analysis of the Dongsheng project which applied ecological sanitation in multi-storey build...
This paper examines the adoption and use of “biodigesters”, a simple waste-to-energy toilet technolo...
The ongoing Toilet Revolution in China offers an opportunity to improve sanitation in rural areas by...
Meeting: Symposium on Engineering, Science and Medicine in the Prevention of Tropical Water - Relate...
Resource-oriented sanitation systems are designed to recover resources from wastewater while minimiz...
ConspectusAccess to safe drinking water is among the 17 United Nations sustainable development goals...
Although the total reuse rate of municipal wastewater was 8.8% in China in 2012, water crisis is for...
Abstract: Cleaner Production has been introduced into China since 1993. After the development in nea...
Identifying the sanitation efficacy in reducing contaminations entering the environment is an import...
This trans disciplinary study investigates the potential for safely and sustainably managing human ...
Identifying the sanitation efficacy of reducing fecal contaminations in the environment is important...
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the United Nations created more than 15 years ago establishe...
Providing reliable and cheap effluent treatment in rural areas may be a challenge in several compone...
Across the world, well over one billion people lack access to safe drinking water. There are a varie...
Translated from the Chinese by Lee Thim LoiReport on the use of human and agricultural wastes for co...
From the analysis of the Dongsheng project which applied ecological sanitation in multi-storey build...
This paper examines the adoption and use of “biodigesters”, a simple waste-to-energy toilet technolo...
The ongoing Toilet Revolution in China offers an opportunity to improve sanitation in rural areas by...
Meeting: Symposium on Engineering, Science and Medicine in the Prevention of Tropical Water - Relate...
Resource-oriented sanitation systems are designed to recover resources from wastewater while minimiz...
ConspectusAccess to safe drinking water is among the 17 United Nations sustainable development goals...
Although the total reuse rate of municipal wastewater was 8.8% in China in 2012, water crisis is for...
Abstract: Cleaner Production has been introduced into China since 1993. After the development in nea...
Identifying the sanitation efficacy in reducing contaminations entering the environment is an import...
This trans disciplinary study investigates the potential for safely and sustainably managing human ...
Identifying the sanitation efficacy of reducing fecal contaminations in the environment is important...
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) the United Nations created more than 15 years ago establishe...
Providing reliable and cheap effluent treatment in rural areas may be a challenge in several compone...
Across the world, well over one billion people lack access to safe drinking water. There are a varie...