Every day the United States must find a way to get rid of 5 billion gallons of human waste and they appear increasingly unable to find the space. Sewage spills are common place and the nightmare is only getting worse as a never ending stream of people descend upon major cities putting extra strain on the already strained infrastructure. When hurricane Sandy shut down six New York sewage plants, millions of gallons of raw sewage spilled out onto the streets.
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A duel electricity, and water treatment plant may be a good idea. Use the waste to create electricity.
Or l’ll feed you mine. 2 birds one cone!
This story is not really news. What do they think happens to animal waste??? Humans have been composting our waste as other mammals do for millennia. The REAL story is all the synthetic man-made materials that are now in the waste that were never there before. That’s the real story.