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Water may be recoverable, but what about phosphorus? And why wicker instead of processed plant waste from the food being grown? Quite a bit of agricultural wast
by gene-h 4y ago
Water may be recoverable, but what about phosphorus? And why wicker instead of processed plant waste from the food being grown? Quite a bit of agricultural waste should be produced. It would make sense to use that instead of growing reeds.
- themanmaran 4y agoYea fibrous plant waste could be a great alternative for small products. I'm imagining something similar to the Agave Fiber straws you occasionally see. They hold up super well in water and seem like they have a higher tensile strength than their plastic alternatives.