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Green ImpactFarming gets a boost from an unlikely source: Human urine

A new study shows how human urine could be used as fertilizer to help cities grow food while reducing pollution and saving energy.

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Green ImpactBreakthrough new technology turns dry desert air into drinkable water
Green ImpactFog harvesting could be the answer for water-starved cities around the world
InnovationsNew climate model significantly improves prediction of life-threatening rainfall events
Green ImpactIncredible ‘smart soil’ can water and feed itself
Green ImpactGroundbreaking AI system better predicts water availability for drought-sensitive farmers
DiscoveriesStartling research finds half of world’s largest lakes losing water
DiscoveriesScientists harvesting the sun to grow food and clean energy together
DiscoveriesRooftop solar cells can save the planet in an unexpected way – water conservation
DiscoveriesResearchers develop method that can recycle water used in fracking and drilling
DiscoveriesStormwater harvesting is a cool way to keep streets green
Good News‘Game-changer’ process turns waste PPE into water and vinegar
Good NewsHand-cranked washing machine could sustainably help 5 billion people
Good NewsHand-cranked washing machine could help 5 billion people save a lot of time and effort
Good NewsResearchers produce clean drinking water from air in polluted cities
Green ImpactVapor-collection technology saves water while clearing the air
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