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Urine: A Valuable Resource for Food Production and Environmental Protection
The production of mineral based fertilizers requires a significant amount of energy and relies in part on non-renewable resources such as phosphate rock. Furthermore, the price of mineral fertilizer is currently at a record high due to surging input costs and supply disruptions caused by sanctions and export restrictions.
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Australia to Use 'Special Toilets' to Extract Human Urine as Plants Fertilizer
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Moon Bases Could be Built Using Astronaut Urine
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Common Artificial Sweetener Used to Measure Amount of Pee in Swimming Pools -- Find Out How Much!
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Scientists Finally Discover the Use of Fish Urine
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#PeeForScience: Solar-Powered Device Can Turn Urine Into Beer
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This Public Urinal Can Turn Pee Into Electricity
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Scientists Explain Why Bearcats Smell Like Buttered Popcorn
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Animals Dig Waterholes In Preparation For Dry Season, Researchers Say
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Early Breast Cancer Detected with Urine
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Big or Small, Mammals Take 21 Seconds to Pee
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Predicting Preterm Birth With a Simple Urine Test
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Africa's Endangered Wild Dogs Saved by Artificial Urine
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Retention Ponds, Wetlands Can Decrease Particle Pollution in Aquatic Environment by 75% [Study]
