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In reply to the discussion: Methane Releases from Septic Tanks and the Frequency of Emptying. [View all]

CrispyQ

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3. That scene from "Meet the Parents" comes to mind.
Reply to NNadir (Original post)
Sun Nov 5, 2023, 12:36 PM
Nov 2023

I joke, but maybe the planet wasn't meant to hold 8 billion shitting humans.
There are lots of septic tanks in the county I live in.

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Methane Releases from Septic Tanks and the Frequency of Emptying. [View all] NNadir Nov 2023 OP
Not to make light of the benefits of functioning plumbing and treatment systems. Chainfire Nov 2023 #1
I really can't say, but open defecation is a serious health issue as the WHO link suggests. n/t. NNadir Nov 2023 #2
Of course open defecation is a health hazard. I was addressing the methane issue. Chainfire Nov 2023 #4
The article suggests that farts (enteric fermentation) are indeed a serious contributor to methane. NNadir Nov 2023 #6
So, your answer begs the question, "would a system that kept poop wet longer develop more methane?" Chainfire Nov 2023 #7
On reflection, I think I can hazard an answer, albeit with limitations. NNadir Nov 2023 #9
It certainly sounds reasonable. Chainfire Nov 2023 #10
That scene from "Meet the Parents" comes to mind. CrispyQ Nov 2023 #3
"wasn't meant to hold 8 billion shitting humans." Duppers Nov 2023 #5
That is an unfortunate truth, but it is easier to deal with waste disposal question than lowering the population. Chainfire Nov 2023 #8
The world wasn't "meant to" do anything. hunter Nov 2023 #11
"Now we just have to do it." CrispyQ Nov 2023 #12
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