Dawie Coetzee wrote:
Elmer, an indoor composting toilet system would interest me very much. Would
it be suitable for multi-storey buildings? What would the
service-reticulation implications be?
Thanks
Dawie Coetzee
Yeah;
Where's the info on the toilet?
I must be missing a thread
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Sent: Tuesday, 6 January, 2009 2:23:14
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Technology and the poor
Hello Elmer, welcome
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Elmer, why not send the list the original message you sent me on your
ideas for an indoor composting toilet system, that's why I suggested
you join the list. It's up to you
operate small refrigeration with
less work for the families and protect the environment as well.
Hm again. It's puzzling that you titled your message Re: [Biofuel]
Technology and the poor, though you replied to a different message
(below), which is titled Searching the list archives.
If you'd gone
will vary. At any
rate the digestion should be able to gnerate the methane required to
cook food, supply fertilizer and even operate small refrigeration with
less work for the families and protect the environment as well.
Hm again. It's puzzling that you titled your message Re: [Biofuel]
Technology
with
less work for the families and protect the environment as well.
Hm again. It's puzzling that you titled your message Re: [Biofuel]
Technology and the poor, though you replied to a different message
(below), which is titled Searching the list archives.
If you'd gone ahead and done
Elmer:
Keith wrote:
I should point out that the higher a country's
per-capita advertising expenditure is, the more its citizens are
inclined to think that way. . .It's an implanted view. . .what Prof. Chomsky
would call the manufacturing of consent.
Keith makes an excellent point. In addition
with
less work for the families and protect the environment as well.
Hm again. It's puzzling that you titled your message Re: [Biofuel]
Technology and the poor, though you replied to a different message
(below), which is titled Searching the list archives.
If you'd gone ahead and done
be able to gnerate the methane required to
cook food, supply fertilizer and even operate small refrigeration
with
less work for the families and protect the environment as well.
Hm again. It's puzzling that you titled your message Re: [Biofuel]
Technology and the poor, though you replied
Keith: A comment on the 2009/01/03 Sat AM11:45 EST posting
I agree completly, with the premise expressed, that technology as
envisioned by the enlightened societies, is not what the poor need to
pull themselves out of their predicament. They need help that they
understand and can
