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Title:
The Water Book: Find it, move it, store it, clean it... use it Paperback
160 pages (September 22, 2005) For anyone setting up a complete water system from scratch, The Water Book is the definitive guide to managing your H2O. Covering all the potential sources of water, this book shows you how to find, connect, maintain, treat and store water, making it safe to drink in the most environmentally sound way possible. |
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Lifting the Lid: An Ecological Approach to Toilet Systems (New Futures) Paperback
160 pages (December 31, 1999) examines alternatives to the flush toilet, how to manage your household's output of sewage, conserve water, and turn a potential pollutant into a nutrient for use in improving the environment. It includes chapters on the biology of breakdown, how to choose a composting toilet, maximising septic tanks, utilising grey water in the garden, and designing twin-vault toilets. |
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Title:
Create
an Oasis with Greywater Paperback (February
2000) Topics include: Why to use or not use grey water, health guidelines, grey water sources, irrigation requirements, 20 system examples and selection chart, biocompatible cleaners, grey water plumbing principles and components, maintenance and troubleshooting, freezing, rain, preserving soil quality , storing rainwater, compendium of common grey water errors and preferred practices. |
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Sewage Solutions: Answering the Call of Nature (Third Edition, 2005) Covers: reed beds, septic tanks, cesspools, waste stabilisation ponds, how to collect and use urine and the water from kitchen and bathroom and composting toilets. |
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