On November 15th, Greywater Action co-founder Laura Allen met with Jefferson County folks and fans from beyond. Laura introduced a variety of waterless, micro flush, and foam flush toilets and discussed their appropriateness for various situations.
Composting Toilets, Codes & Policies RECORDING HERE
Next, she provided an overview of the codes and policies that can guide their adoption by state and local jurisdictions. Since Laura serves on the Technical Team preparing the 2023 update of IAMPO’s WE Stand, she is well-versed in code options for composting toilets and other water-saving technologies.
WE Stand covers dry toilet systems, urine diversion, thermophilic compost treatment, and water reuse. It is available for adoption by states and local jurisdictions that wish to address climate change and improve environmental health with resilient ecological sanitation and water reuse.
Waterwise Homes & Landscapes - Greywater Reuse & Rainwater Harvesting. Nov29 at 5:30pm Free. REGISTER HERE!
On Tuesday, November 29th, Laura Allen returns to the Housing and Sanitation learning series to present systems she has documented in detail in her books The Water-Wise Home and Greywater, Green Landscape. She has trained local officials and residents of Oregon, California and other drought-affected areas in introducing water saving systems and adopting the necessary codes.
If you have questions and time in the Zoom sessions is insufficient, send them to Carol McCreary for forwarding to Laura.