Kenyan company uses human feces for use in cooking and heating
Long burning times and no odor nor harmful pathogens. Locals in Nakuru, Kenya, are beginning to warm up to briquettes made from human feces.
Kenyan firm Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Company subscribes to the mantra of "waste not, want not", reports Reuters, explaining that the company manufactures briquettes made from human feces for use in cooking and heating.
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