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Dry Toilets for Van Travel: Freedom and Environmental Respect

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | Jun 6, 2023 | Non classifié(e)

Summer is fast approaching, and you’re probably planning your future vacations. Like an increasing number of French people, you may have already embraced “vanlife,” a mode of travel that allows nature lovers to roam the roads of France and the world...

Dry Toilets in Public Spaces: An Eco-Friendly Solution for Municipalities

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | May 25, 2023 | Non classifié(e)

You are well aware that public spaces play a crucial role in the urban life of your municipality. Squares, gardens, and parks provide your residents with places for relaxation and socializing. Urban furniture is essential in these areas, and the question of public...

What Types of Eco-Friendly Dry Toilets Are There?

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | Feb 20, 2023 | Non classifié(e)

Dry toilets have evolved over time! So, from smelly cabins, they have become comfortable and easy to use. What type of ecological dry toilets are there? I remember when I was a child, my grandparents had an outdoor toilet at the bottom of their garden. I had to be...

Everything about dry toilet regulations

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | Oct 8, 2019 | Non classifié(e)

Order of September 7, 2009 SECTION 5: SPECIAL CASE OF DRY TOILETS Art. 17 By way of derogation from article 3, so-called dry toilets (without the addition of dilution or transport water) are authorized, provided that they do not generate any nuisance for the...

Dry Toilets in France and Around the World

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | Dec 11, 2017 | Non classifié(e)

Toilettes sèches en France et dans le monde. Whether for economic, practical, or ecological reasons, dry toilets, whether of the litter, separation, or vermicomposting type, are becoming more popular and widespread. Here’s a brief overview of dry toilets in...

Non-Collective Sanitation

by l'équipe I CAG Compagnie | Dec 8, 2017 | Non classifié(e)

What is sanitation? Sanitation serves the purpose of collecting wastewater, removing the pollutants it contains, and then discharging the treated water into the natural environment. The treatment of wastewater produces sludge that is subsequently reused or disposed...