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      Urine diverting toilets in climates with cold winters: Technical considerations and the reuse of nutrients with a focus on legal and hygienic aspects

      Richert Stintzing, A.; Jönsson, H.; Schönning, C.; Hinnkanen, K.; Kvarnström, E.; Ganrot, Z.; Samwel, M.; Gabison, S.; Mohr, A. (2007). Urine diverting toilets in climates with cold winters: Technical considerations and the reuse of nutrients with a focus on legal and hygienic aspects. Richert Stintzing, A., Jönsson, H., Schönning, C., Hinnkanen, K., Kvarnström, E., Ganrot, Z., Samwel, M., Gabison, S. and Mohr, A. (2007). Urine diverting toilets in climates with cold winters: Technical considerations and the reuse of nutrients with a focus on legal and hygienic aspects. Utrecht, Netherlands: Women in Europe for a Common Future. 42 pp. http://www.wecf.eu/cms/download/2007/WP-26_web-07.pdf.

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