Festivalgoers’ urine to fertilise trees in Brecon Beacons restoration scheme
Fertiliser created from waste produced in block of toilets used by 700 revellers at Boomtown festival last year Scientists are aiming to grow 4,500 trees at a national park with the help of fertiliser made from festivalgoers’ urine. The fertiliser was created by Bristol-based startup NPK Recovery, which connected their unit to a block of toilets used by 700 revellers at Boomtown festival in Hampshire in July last year.
Waste of 700 Boomtown festival attendees used to produce 540 litres of fertiliser for native tree project
Scientists are aiming to grow 4,500 trees at a national park with the help of fertiliser made from festivalgoers’ urine.
The fertiliser was created by the Bristol-based startup NPK Recovery, which connected its unit to a block of toilets used by 700 revellers at Boomtown festival in Hampshire in July last year.
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