The first foray into the field was marked by loud fuck-yous distributed to just about everyone, a “government” program that worked as long as it remained oral, then completely failed in practical conversion.
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Today Beppe Grillo, who on Monday, September 21 will stir the “Pulp Podcast” of Fedez hinting (threatening?) a return to the political scene, has not yet proposed recipes to dismantle the Palace like a can of tuna but lets us know through his blog that «the British startup NPK Recovery has developed a mobile plant to transform urine collected during demonstrations and festivals into agricultural fertilizer, intercepting nutrients before they end up in the sewers. The system, highly versatile, can be connected to urinals, composting toilets, and bathrooms equipped with urine separation. In this way, the liquid is intercepted at the source before reaching the sewers and immediately treated inside the mobile unit».
Independent tests conducted by the Royal Agricultural University and the UK AgriTech Centre «have provided encouraging preliminary results; the bio-product would have promoted plant growth entirely comparable to that obtained with common ammonium nitrate, one of the most widespread synthetic fertilizers on the market today. The project also responds to a strong strategic need: to reduce British agriculture’s dependence on raw materials and imported products».
Not only that. The post (which looks like a copy-paste of some press release – advertising? – but we found no source citations) explains that «every day tons of substances valuable for agriculture are diluted in water and sent to sewage plants, where their treatment requires enormous amounts of energy. The mobile plant from NPK Recovery thus tries to close the circle of the circular economy, that of collecting nutrients before they become waste and returning them to the earth in the form of nourishment for the fields». Certainly, had we thought of it earlier, we could have also used as fertilizer everything that the Five Star Movement has done…
The British startup NPK Recovery has developed a mobile plant to transform urine collected during demonstrations and festivals into agricultural fertilizer, intercepting nutrients before they end up in the sewers.https://t.co/5ijY0qmrpZ pic.twitter.com/Gk0VqNAKLT
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