When was the last time you talked about toilets — really talked about them? We all use them every day, but it doesn’t exactly ...

If you've ever been to a state or national park, you've probably used a vault toilet. It's a waterless toilet system for ...

Most don't use water, so they don't need to be connected to a city wastewater system or septic tank. These toilets are called "composting" because that is the process by which human waste is ...

In fact, in my small community of 800 people, about half live without flush toilets and instead use an outhouse. This means my wife and I venture outside whenever nature calls — even in the winter ...

In the US, dry compost toilets have long been built as alternatives to flush toilets in rural homes that aren’t connected to a sewage system, or by people who can’t afford to install a ...

According to the release, GiveLove designed a compost toilet system in North Dakota in 2016 to support the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and it is still considered the largest container-based ...

A compost toilet can be as easy as pooping in a bucket, but a bucket system means another weekly chore emptying and managing smelly buckets. When I moved into my cabin in the woods 20 years ago ...

This will make it available for any county resident with a functioning septic system, residents with ... the option to participate by placing composting toilet facilities near beaches, trailheads ...

Composting toilets are an eco-friendly solution for managing human waste and a practical choice for sustainable living and travel. By effectively understanding and utilizing these systems ...