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Vermi-composting toilet systems, which may come very handy in rural regions of India, work under which of these limitations?
1. They must use larger quantities of water than traditional flush toilets reducing their effectiveness in arid regions.
2. The system cannot operate at high temperatures such as those found in desert regions in Western India in summer seasons.
Which of the above is/are correct?
1 only
2 only
Both 1 and 2
None
Statement 1: Some toilets use earthworms to decompose faecal matter and kitchen organic waste using earthworms. • Vermi-processing toilets have been field tested for many years in India and found to be a novel low water-use toilet for safe processing of human excreta without odour and fly problem. • The human excreta is completely converted to vermi cakes — a resource much needed for soil. Statement 2: There is no heating element and the system is not intended to operate above 35 °C, to protect the worms. The process depends more on soil organisms and worms rather than on the thermophilic microorganisms for composting.
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