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"Created by researchers at Cranford University in the United Kingdom, the &amp;#039;Nano Membrane&amp;#039; waterless toilet is designed to be an efficient, easily maintained way to provide enhanced functionality. Aside from requiring no water, the &amp;#039;Nano Membrane&amp;#039; waterless toilet is capable of removing water from fecal waste, filtering it and providing potable water to inhabitants of the home. What&amp;#039;s more, the leftover waste would then be transformed into a means of fuel for powering the home. With around 2.3 billion people worldwide without access to a private toilet, the &amp;#039;Nano Membrane&amp;#039; waterless toilet comes as a welcome addition that could help revolutionize mindsets around going to the washroom. The toilet is set to be trialled in Africa (potentially Ghana) in the coming year."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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