Turkey and chicken poop have untapped energy potential
Poultry poop can be turned into hydrochar—an energy-efficient coal alternative that could knock out a bit of our fossil fuel use.
Poultry poop can be turned into hydrochar—an energy-efficient coal alternative that could knock out a bit of our fossil fuel use.
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Runners of all levels experience diarrhea and other forms of gastrointestinal distress during and after a run. Here’s why.
Scientists who study whales have no idea how much they eat and poop, and what the loss of that poop might have done to the ecosystems.
A new paper encapsulates 32 years of data and satellite images looking at the waste of insects that munch on leaves, known as defoliators.
The maker of Roombas, iRobot, is utilizing machine learning to help pet owners avoid an accidental “pooptastrophe.”
Thousand-year-old coprolite samples taken from caves reveal our ancestors had much more microbial diversity in their guts than people today.
NASA spent $23 million designing a new and improved space toilet for the astronauts on the International Space Station, and it’s set to launch this week. The new design for the toilet is designed to be more space-efficient and to better suit the needs of the women onboard the ISS.
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