Whole Cycle Waste and Water Systems
In this section we will compile resources relating to healthy waste and water systems that account for the entire lifecycle of resources. There is a special focus on dry aerobic composting systems which allow nutrients to be returned directly to the soil without contaminating water. Rainwater catchment and grey water recycling are covered along with some alternative and experimental technologies. The title slides at the top outline the basic structure of the curriculum taught at SCA which this visual refference attempts to generally follow. Most images link to resources, videos, scientific papers, books, or other media. This visual library is intended to help facilitate independent research and study of these subjects. If you would like to suggest resources please email info@constructivearts.org
Whole Cycle Waste and Water Systems
In this section we will compile resources relating to healthy waste and water systems that account for the entire lifecycle of resources. There is a special focus on dry aerobic composting systems which allow nutrients to be returned directly to the soil without contaminating water. Rainwater catchment and grey water recycling are covered along with some alternative and experimental technologies. The title slides at the top outline the basic structure of the curriculum taught at SCA which this visual refference attempts to generally follow. Most images link to resources, videos, scientific papers, books, or other media. This visual library is intended to help facilitate independent research and study of these subjects. If you would like to suggest resources please email info@constructivearts.org
The School of Constructive Arts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We support resilient communities and encourage individuals to study, experiment, and advance models for building and living in healthy relation to the natural environment.
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