Sewage in the kitchen?

Well, perhaps just the methane from the sewage, to cook our food.
This vision, swinging dramatically across the olfactory spectrum, is part of sustainability architect William McDonough's plan for seven new Chinese cities. The Chinese government has taken McDonough's book Cradle to Cradle on as policy for what he calls the "Next City." Read more at BBC.

Well, perhaps just the methane from the sewage, to cook our food.

This vision, swinging dramatically across the olfactory spectrum, is part of sustainability architect William McDonough’s plan for seven new Chinese cities. The Chinese government has taken McDonough’s book Cradle to Cradle on as policy for what he calls the “Next City.” Read more at BBC.

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