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A compost toilet (or dry toilet) is a self-contained toilet system that uses little or no water and treats human excreta by composting, converting it into a soil-like material. In permaculture, it embodies the "produce no waste" and "catch and store energy" principles. It conserves water, avoids polluting water systems, and produces a valuable soil amendment. Proper management, including adding carbon-rich materials (e.g., sawdust) and ensuring aerobic conditions, is crucial for safe and effective composting.
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