#Bio digester

[rishabhinnovyt]

Track food waste digestion with precision. LFC bio digester distributed by CARE

Use real-time data to monitor waste production, forecast demand, and optimize operations, all while contributing to environmental sustainability. Bio Digester Distributed by CARE

[hsmagazine254]

Navigating Home Waste Solutions: Bio Digester vs. Septic Tank

Making the Right Choice for Your New Home: Bio Digester or Septic Tank? Embarking on the journey of building your dream home involves crucial decisions, and one of them is choosing the right waste management solution. In this article, we delve into the distinctions between a bio digester and a septic tank, helping you make an informed choice for your new home. Understanding Bio Digesters and…

[bankabio]

Indian Railways bio toilet system

Banka-Bio pioneers the future of sanitation with its innovative Indian Railways bio toilet system. Our state-of-the-art technology transforms waste into environmentally friendly byproducts, ensuring a sustainable and hygienic solution for train travel.

[tartppola]

IDK if someone already asked you this, but do you have a bio about your version of MC/Yuu?

i do!! the og post is quite buried in my blog i’ll just pop it in here!

i only made these for the fun and sillies tbh its not very important to them & the stuff i draw about them ( sometimes )

[reasonsforhope]

"A new community housing development in the Bronx will feature a cool piece of kit: an on-site aerobic digester that can turn 1,100 pounds of food scraps into 220 pounds of high-quality fertilizer every single day.

Built by Harp Renewables, it’s basically a big stomach filled with bacteria that breaks down food scraps and wasted food into their component parts, and in the future could be a standard part of all apartment units as the amount of food waste in American reaches 30% of the total mass of all trash collection.

The Peninsula, organized by Gilbane Development Company, will feature 740 units of affordable housing, 50,000 square-foot light industrial space and equal sized green space, and 15,000 feet of commercial space, all of which will send their castaway comestibles right into the digester...

Fast Company reports that Christina Grace, founder of a zero-waste food management company, helped plan the design and implementation of the digester into The Peninsula, and helped organize a 40% grant from the city to pay the $50,000 upfront cost.

“The goal is for this material to work its way into the community garden network in the Bronx,” [Christina Grace, who helped plan the design] told the magazine, adding that she expects it to pay for itself over just a few years. “We see this as highly replicable in both commercial and residential venues. We know there’s a need for fertilizer.”

Producing fertilizer right there in the city reduces the need for it to be trucked in from afar, chipping away, even if just a bit, at NYC traffic.

Big problem solver

Perhaps uniquely beneficial to New York City compared to other spots in the U.S. is that the digester will have a significant impact on the Bronx’s share of the city’s rodent problem.

Those who’ve watched the Morgan Spurlock documentary Rats will understand why that’s significant—while those that haven’t will have to imagine what living in a megacity where rats outnumber people by around 8 or 10 to 1 looks like.

Another big problem the bio-digesters could potentially help is pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Fertilizer is a big emitter of all three of the most-targeted GHGs. Fertilizer, like quarry dust and ammonia is, like so many commodities, often imported from countries who specialize in its production, such as Norway, but also Russia and Ukraine, whose conflict has recently highlighted the fragility of the supply chain with sharp increases in prices...

Bio-digesters by design keep the CO2 and methane in the fertilizer produced, rather than it entering the atmosphere.

For these reasons and more, the aerobic bio-digester is slowly making its way into residential and industrial spaces around the country.

GNN reported on an enormous bio-digester at the heart of the D.C. advanced resource (sewage) recovery center outside the capital, and on the use of bio-digesters on Australian pig farms which are helping reduce the environmental and psychological impact of the effluent produced from such operations.

Harp Renewables tweeted how happy they were to have installed their bio-digester in the town of Cashel, Ireland.

Expect to see more stories like this pop up around the globe."

-via Good News Network, March 17, 2022

Note: Obviously gentrification bad and "affordable housing" is sometimes nowhere near as affordable as it should be, etc. etc. That said, this is such a fantastic use case that I felt I had to post it anyway.

[sickfreaksirkay]

i was born for a beautiful life of saprobiontic nutrition but i have to have this stupid human body instead

[lilacthebooklover]

screw it i'm grabbing a kitten and a mug of hot chocolate and putting on spies are forever again

[dullahandyke]

cant make this shit up

[ID: a screenshot of a post with an underwater filter applied. The text reads, "Okay do you know why stupid media needs to get made? Because I'm stupid. Entire religions don't have the same effect as Angel Dust's story in Hazbin Hotel." It cuts off there.]

[avatar-state-kate]

Just saw a post asking why school did it teach you why you need each macro nutrient- bro what is going on at some of these schools

[elliscousland]

ellis' carrd is STARTED. it's got most of his information on it, aside from au details but i am severely tired & ready to nap so that's what I'm gonna do

[baejax-the-great]

If we are talking poison/healing/whatever drugs, here is how administration is ranked by speed of effect:

Inhalation/smoking

Intravenously (aka an injection specifically into a vein--this is different than an epipen, for example, which is an intramuscular or sometimes a subcutaneous injection)

Snorting a powder

Other injections-- Intramuscular or subcutaneous

Suppository

Ingesting a liquid (faster if on an empty stomach)

Eating

It takes about an hour for anything to get through your stomach, though this will be highly dependent on whether or not food has been consumed recently. Drug absorption does not occur until a drug has passed from the stomach to the small intestine. Oral administration of an antidote could be useful when the drug/poison was administered in food--depending on what kind of antidote it is, it can bind the poison rendering it unable to be absorbed or blocking whatever mechanism of action it has, or prevent it from being broken down into toxic metabolites, and it can do this in the stomach before the poison has reached the victim's system.

Without an antidote, if a poison has been swallowed, purging is the next best solution. Get as much out of the system as you can before it's absorbed and hope whatever was absorbed was not enough to kill you.

These two methods are fully useless for an inhaled poison. Inhaling an antidote is an option, nasally or possibly through a nebulizer or something like that. IV admin of an antidote would also work fairly quickly and is A+ for getting your hero out of a bind. IM injection, like an epipen, also works fairly quickly. Anything else will be pretty slow, so depending on how quick/devastating the poison is, you'll be SOL.

In the real world, an example of this is Narcan (Nalaxone). Used in the case of an opiate overdose, it can be administered intramuscularly, intranasally (inhaled), or intravenously. Anything else would be too slow to be effective.

IM injections are preferred over IV because any person with a hand can work it. Best case scenario, you apply alcohol to the skin of the thigh, belly, or occasionally the sort of bottom meaty part of your upper arm, wait for it to evaporate, and then jab that sucker in. Most people are not trained to find veins.

All of that said, in a magical world with magical items with magical healing properties, you know, you do you. If drinking a potion can mend a bone, I don't see why it couldn't stop a poison. But inhaling that potion might work faster. And eating a solid will never quickly remedy a poison that is already in the blood.

[abyssarts]

been thinking about sableye anatomy lately. they r funny little reptiles to me

[bankabio]

Bio toilets

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[thewelllitweenie]

If I could get the big joints and bones fixed up most everything else would fall into place. Everything else would be quality of life tweaks but not having a back fuck up in the next couple decades would help immensely.

[strawberri-syrup]

so tired of learning about the digestive system twice a year believe it or not i understand that you chew with your teeth