The origin of feces : what excrement tells us about evolution, ecology, and a sustainable society / David Waltner-Toews

This cultural and ecological history examines the significance of waste in biodiversity, agriculture, and public health. It traces the impact of excrement from its primordial origins to modern sanitation, global trade, and energy production.

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Animal droppings/Faeces [Feces]/Excretion/Physiology/Biology/Life sciences/Science Ecology/Environmental sciences/Science Evolution (Biology)/Biology/Life sciences/Science Faeces [Feces]/Excretion/Physiology/Biology/Life sciences/Science