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aneco filed 2 positions between 25 Feb 2025 and 10 Jun 2026, across 2 of the 687 legislative files tracked here.
Swiss examples show that drinking water consumption in a household can be reduced by more than 30 % by treating its waste water and re-using treated water in flushing. The treatment principle is based on soil biology and does not require external energy.
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Nutrient recovery from wastewater is an under-recognized leverage point, yet it will rapidly become an absolute necessity. Beyond the obvious economic opportunity of transforming a waste product with high treatment costs into a marketable resource, this approach is essential for building a more sovereign, resilient, and decarbonized agriculture and society.
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