Jo Jae-won et al.: This is not a toilet.

We throw away a lot of trash. For example, the use of plastics for packaging (such as plastic, petts, and disposable packaging) is up to 61 kilos per person per year, with an estimated 3.5 million tons per year in the country. But there is one kind of sewage waste that puts more than that out. It's shit. One person is said to be breathing about 200 grams of shit a day, and in one year it will exceed 70 kilos. The entire Korean population is about 3.5 million tons of shit a year. The amount increases by five. The principle of waste disposal is often known as the 3R principle. The only thing that can be re-writed is re-use, but the one that's been discarded has to be recycled. But human waste is all missed in these three principles. As long as you're alive, you can't reduce emissions, you cannot re-use them, you don't have other uses. So it is the current address of shit that must be handled with great expense and effort. At least not yet. The book, however, presents a ‘untained path ’ of dung, not with dirty filth to dispose of, but with resources that can be usefully used. The sewage system can improve pollution dramatically, sewage disposal becomes more efficient, and even reduces the use of fossil fuels. It's not a wild fantasy. The technology is already in place. That's the Bibi System.

Korean title: 이것은 변기가 아닙니다

Korean author: 조재원 외

Korean publisher: 개마고원

ISBN-13: 9788957694794