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How Did Trees Inspire the "Sustainable Superstar" of Toilets?

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Provided by: The Kid Should See This |Published on: July 26, 2022
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  • This resources highlights the iThrone, a sustainable toilet that does not use water and is power-free, using an evaporative collection bag to condense the waste. 
  • Students will learn about how this evaporative toilet serves to address issues related to water scarcity, energy usage, environmental sustainability, and public health. 
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Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Health
Authors: The Kid Should See This, Biomimicry Institute
Region: Global
Languages: English

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