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Environmental Building News, the publication from BuildingGreen recently ran an article about the composting systems at the World Trade Center construction site in New York City.
Clivus Multrum composting systems are providing comfortable restroom facilities and food composting to save time and money by reducing crane usage for waste hauling.
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Source: Environmental Building...
Glenwood Country Club in Old Bridge, New Jersey recently installed a custom M54 Trailhead on its newly renovated course.
In order to harmonize with the aesthetics of the course, stone and clapboard exterior and a metal roof were added to a pre-fabricated structure.
The new composting restroom will offer comfort to golfers at the farthest reaches of the course with a waterless urinal and 6 oz. Foam-flush...
The March issue of Construction Canada ran a feature about composting toilets written by Clivus Multrum's own Don Mills and Amy Galvin.
"Harnessing Wasted Opportunities: the technology behind composting toilets" covers the history of human sanitation, the troubles of the current prevailing technologies and the advantages and technology of composting systems. There are also a few quick case studies.
The theme of this year's World Water Day is Water for Cities: Responding to the Urban Challenge.
Policy Makers met today in Cape Town, South Africa to discuss & debate ways to improve access to clean water and sanitation.
#SecClinton: One billion people walk three hours or more every day to get drinking water—most of them women and girls. Read More »
Churchill Northern Studies Center, a facility designed to feed and lodge researchers while they conduct northern scientific research, is located 23 km east of Churchill, Manitoba on Hudson Bay. In accordance with their vision "to understand and sustain the North" the new building which should open next month was designed to LEED Gold standards.
Clivus Multrum composting toilets contribute to LEED points and allow the facility to significantly reduce water for flushing and allow waste management to be contained neatly within the footprint of the building. In the dormitory area, four waterless toilets and 2 mid-sized composters provide restroom...
A recent article in the USGA Green Section Record discusses the rising use of composting toilets as on-course restrooms.
Clivus Multrum has a range of Models available for golf course restrooms. Our M54 Series is available in one or two stall units that can be custom finished and delivered pre-fabricated or as a kit. Our Foam-flush toilet provides the comfort of a conventional restroom while using only 6 ounces per visit.
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In December 2010 Clivus Multrum pre-fabricated 6 M54 Trailhead buildings for an order from Lee's Ferry a National Park which is adjacent to Grand Canyon National Park. Those systems shipped earlier this year. Here are a few pictures of the build process and of loading them onto the truck.
The Trailheads have since arrived in Lee's Ferry and are likely to be installed within the month! In order to get the systems to their locations park staff will deliver them on rafts that travel down the Colorado...
The Washington Post has a feature on the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Philip Merrill Environmental Center in whih the headline of this post appears.
The Clivus Multrum composting toilets at the Philip Merrill Center are waterless and allow the nutrients in human excreta to be used as a fertilizer instead of polluting the bay.
Here's a link to the full article at the Washington...
February 9-10, 2011
Location: Orange County Convention Center - Orlando, FL
http://www.golfindustryshow.com/
Stop by Booth #3110 to check out the M54 Trailhead restroom building and our Foam-flush toilet. Be sure to ask Brian about a reduced rate on the show model & special pricing for GIS 2011...
The Tyson Living Learning Center at Washington University in St. Louis was featured recently in Construction Building Products Magazine.
Clivus Multrum composting toilets and greywater systems helped Tyson accomplish net-zero water management and achieve the Living Building Challenge's first certification.
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Source: Construction Building Product...
