using format like https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588646-secret-of-mana/faqs/5611 (25 sep 2018) made using www.geany.org. this file is best read using www.geany.org 4 april 2018 8:51 pm edt add vermicomposting tips 8:54 pm edt add 2. 'Yes, you can use worm farms to treat human waste - quite effectively too. 9:7 pm edt add 3. fruit fly trap : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5V7GG7a9rM&t=7m14s 9:10 pm edt add 4. avoid feeding meat to the worm, worm can not eat meat 9:16 pm edt add 5. avoid feeding salt to the worm, salt kills worm 9:18 pm edt add source to vermicompost tips : 9:30 pm edt add 8. maybe use chopstick to loosen feces, kitchen scrap inside worm bin 10:5 pm edt add 9. let lemon peel becomes moldy then red wiggler worm can eat moldy lemon peel. 10:33 pm edt add 11. 'Worms need a moist environment, if they do leave the bin, 6 april 2018 6:15 pm edt add 4.2 avoid feeding vinegar, spicy food to the worm too much urine can kill worms 14 april 2018 2:9 pm edt add but worm (don't know what species) can eat pet-dog's feces 18 april 2018 12:18 pm edt add example about using non-renewable energy for recycling feces : 12:20 pm edt add made using www.geany.org. 1:18 pm edt add russia's aeration basin covered with snow, some not covered with snow 1:23 pm edt add feces-water aeration basin somewhere, seems not operational during winter : 1:29 pm edt reword russia's aeration basin covered with snow, some not covered with snow to russia's feces-water aeration basin seems being heated in outdoor 1:33 pm edt add outdoor feces-water aeration basin somewhere, 1:37 pm edt add 2. https://www.shutterstock.com/video/clip-3336326-stock-footage-round-settler-with-overflowing-water-and-vapour-in-winter-season.html?src=rel/3406028:6/gg 1:38 pm edt reword energy to prevent feces-water from freezing : to energy to prevent outdoor feces-water from freezing : 1:44 pm edt add maybe some feces-water aeration basin is being covered with temporary roof 1:47 pm edt add during winter : to maybe some feces-water aeration basin is being covered with temporary roof 2:3 pm edt add installing temporary roof to feces-water aeration basin, maybe 9 may 2018 2:3 am edt move to http://wortel.ucoz.com/vermicompost.htm using format like https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588646-secret-of-mana/faqs/5611 5:42 pm edt format indentation 15 aug 2018 5:30 pm edt add 12. maybe a possible solution for a toilet : 16 aug 2018 8:22 pm edt add which blocks flies and allow air to enter. 16 aug 2018 8:28 pm edt add how to empty the toilet pit 17 aug 2018 10:27 am edt add pit-latrine should be a flat surface where 17 aug 2018 11 am edt 1. make obsolete if a pit-latrine is full then dig another pit-latrine. 2. add but vermicompost may still contains pathogen/bacteria 17 aug 2018 11:2 am edt add cover that feces with litle soil so that flies 17 aug 2018 11:3 am edt reword cover that feces with litle soil so that flies to cover that feces with thin-layer-of-soil so that flies 17 aug 2018 11:7 am edt add if earthworms/worms/red-wriggler is not near feces then 17 aug 2018 11:30 am edt add use a rock, a tree-branch, a plant-petiole to 17 aug 2018 11:33 am edt add https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Plant_nodes_c.jpg 25 sep 2018 3:55 pm edt add FYI Oranges, lemons, limes — citrus has a chemical substance (limonene) that is toxic to worms. 11 oct 2018 6:11 pm edt add https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588646-secret-of-mana/faqs/5611 30 mar 2019 8:12 pm edt:#add# fresh-animal-feces has more weed-seed than compost/vermicompost,more smelly. 8 sep 2019 12:1 pm edt:(1)#add# (Indoor Worm Bin with Worm Eggs and the Ultimate Fruit Fly Trap) (2)#add# but fruit-fly maybe is harmless, killing fruit-fly maybe bring bad-luck because violating 'ahimsa' in http://wortel.ucoz.com/bible_diet.htm 8 sep 2019 1:38 pm edt:#add# vermicompost can be transported:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQxmmdbCYJY&t=1m28s (Big money in worm waste) example-scenario for transporting vermicompost: cold-weather-country can build: (1)inter-continental-conveyor-belt for transporting veggie-scrap to hot-weather-country (2)inter-continental-feces-sewer for transporting feces to hot-weather-country hot-weather-country can: (1)use red-wiggler-worm to convert veggie-scrap, feces to vermicompost (2)use vermicompost to grow veggie (3)transport left-over-vermicompost to other hot-weather-country (4)transport veggie to cold-weather-country 8 sep 2019 2:23 pm edt:(1)#reword# use red-wiggler-worm to convert veggie-scrap, feces to vermicompost #to# use red-wiggler-worm to convert veggie-scrap, solid-feces-from-feces-solid-liquid-separation-factory to vermicompost (2)#add# evaporate liquid-feces to get clean-water-rain. 30 mar 2020 7:9 pm edt:#add# #14# earthworm, red-wiggler convert clothes to vermicompost for cotton-plant-fertiliser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ0PFsgJ-wQ (Worm Composting....Worms eat my garbage....And old cotton clothes!) from google (earthworm eat clothes) result 6 ;; vermicomposting tips why vermicomposting ? (1)fresh-animal-feces has more weed-seed than compost/vermicompost,more smelly. source: (1)'Raw manure will have higher nitrogen content, but potentially more weed seeds than compost' (2)'Compost is often preferred by these markets/users because of low odor, and reduced pathogens and weed seeds' in http://msuextension.org/publications/AgandNaturalResources/MT201206AG.pdf from ref-5 in 'Poultry droppings are harmful to plants when fresh, but after a period of composting are valuable fertilizers.[5]' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manure#30_mar_2019_4_50_pm_edt from 'manure' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_dung#30_mar_2019_4_50_pm_edt (2)to recycle human's feces without non-renewable energy. example about using non-renewable energy for recycling feces : 1. during winter, maybe non-renewable natural gas is being blown to outdoor area to keep outdoor feces-water temperature at 55 fahrenheit (12 celcius), temperature in grand island, nebraska, usa, is 32 fahrenheit, 0 celcius during winter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRaptzcp9G4&t=17m25s source :1. google (55 fahrenheit to celcius) result 1 2. '0.3', '32.6' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Island,_Nebraska#Geography_and_climate from google (grand island nebraska) result 2 russia's feces-water aeration basin seems being heated in outdoor source : https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-snow-covered-aeration-basins-in-sewerage-treatment-plant-53173377.html from google-image (aeration basin roof) row 1 col 2 feces-water aeration basin somewhere, seems not operational during winter : https://depositphotos.com/18881629/stock-photo-snow-covered-aeration-tank-in.html from google-image (aeration basin winter) row 1 last col outdoor feces-water aeration basin somewhere, is operational during winter which must have been using non-renewable energy to prevent outdoor feces-water from freezing : 1. https://www.videoblocks.com/video/waste-water-treatment-facility-in-winter-sewage-treatment-plant-tgoifz0 from google-image (water treatment plant winter) row 1 col 1 2. https://www.shutterstock.com/video/clip-3336326-stock-footage-round-settler-with-overflowing-water-and-vapour-in-winter-season.html?src=rel/3406028:6/gg from google-image (water treatment plant winter) row 3 col 1 maybe some feces-water aeration basin is being covered with temporary roof during winter : http://www.gticovers.com/en/solutions/modular-cover from google-image (aeration basin covered winter) row 5 col 2 installing temporary roof to feces-water aeration basin, maybe require installing indoor camera because feces-water aeration basin must be observed source : 'installation of a fixed or floating cover on a wastewater tank can hinder observation of a treatment process' in http://infohouse.p2ric.org/ref/33/32178.pdf from google (wastewater treatment plant winter operation) result 1 but a camera inside indoor feces-water aeration basin, will cause that camera to smell like feces. (3)keep river water semi-clean. (avoid sending feces to river) (4)keeping nutrition from food eaten, in land, instead of discarding nutrition from food eaten to river, sea. by converting human's feces to vermicompost-fertiliser example of sending feces to sea, river : 1. british columbia, canada sends feces to juan de fuca strait : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7DTXKUf200 from http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/victoria-sewage-plant-1.3914690 from google (Sewage treatment for Greater Victoria) result 1 source : http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/sewage-treatment-for-greater-victoria-pushed-back-to-2023-1.1791306 from https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/zng3pw/seattle-is-tired-of-dealing-with-victoria-bcs-crap-vgtrn from https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/yvezjw/a-city-in-quebec-killed-thousands-of-fish-by-dumping-shit-in-a-river-vgtrn from google (feces in river kill fish) result 1 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npDYiBi21Fk&t=2m55s feces dumping to juan de fuca strait will stop in year 2020. mcloughlin point, esquimalt sewage treatment plant is under construction, completion schedule is year 2020. source : 1. '2020' in https://www.crd.bc.ca/project/wastewater-treatment-project from 'CRD construction notice' in https://www.esquimalt.ca/news-events/news/mcloughlin-point-site-preparation-underway-excavation-and-controlled-blasting from google (McLoughlin Point, Esquimalt) result 1 from 'McLoughlin Point in Esquimalt' in http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/crd-victoria-sewage-1.3762521 from 'finally settled on a plan' in http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/victoria-sewage-plant-1.3914690 from google (Sewage treatment for Greater Victoria) result 1 2. '2020' in https://www.crd.bc.ca/project/capital-projects/mcloughlin-point-wastewater-treatment-plant from google (McLoughlin Point Wastewater Treatment Plant) result 1 2. even though sydney, australia has feces treatment plant. 24 hours after heavy rain, untreated feces goes to the ocean. source : 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1FovWOjEUQ&t=1m5s 2. https://www.sydneywater.com.au/SW/water-the-environment/how-we-manage-sydney-s-water/wastewater-network/wastewater-treatment-plants/index.htm from google (sydney sewage treatment) result 1 3. 'Partly treated sewage is overflowing into Sydney waterways including the harbour and beaches an average of three times a week, frequently making many of the city’s most popular spots unsafe for swimmers, new figures show. Sewerage treatment plants at Bondi, Cronulla, North Head, Wollongong and Malabar are among those that are frequently put on ‘‘bypass’’ during sustained wet weather, where partially treated sewage is pumped out with excess storm water.' in https://www.smh.com.au/environment/sustainability/sewage-overflows-threaten-sydney-beaches-claims-opposition-20130707-2pk2d.html from google (heavy rain bypass sydney sewage treatment) result 2 4. 'The rain over the past week has also forced some sewage plants into a partial bypass system, whereby some sewage is running into the ocean untreated.' in https://www.smh.com.au/environment/sustainability/sydney-swamped-sewage-alert-to-surfers-20100604-xifw.html from google (heavy rain bypass sydney sewage treatment) result 1 3. boca raton, florida, usa, sends disinfected feces to the atlantic ocean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmXZ7Q3D9LQ source : 1. 'Treatment plants disinfect the sewage before it heads to the ocean but leave behind concentrations of nitrogen and phosphorous, according to the Department of Environmental Protection' in http://www.sun-sentinel.com/local/palm-beach/fl-pn-sewage-ocean-outfalls-20170412-story.html from google (boca raton sewage treatment) result 4 2. boca raton, has feces/sewage treatment plant https://www.myboca.us/477/Wastewater-Plant from google (boca raton sewage treatment) result 1 from recommendation in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmEcUBsq_I from recommendation in youtube mainpage 4. france sends feces to marbella/millady beach, biarritz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7dTLkrReug from youtube search (biarritz sewage) result 12 from https://www.facebook.com/chelseahandler/photos/a.117473821942.102188.45475996942/10155382898791943/?type=3 5. during heavy rain, germany sends feces to spree river source : 'In much of the city, "combination" drains, which are over a century old, are used to transport both rain water and household waste. The sewage system simply can't contain the sudden, violent downpours which fall over Berlin up to 30 times each year. The rainfall mixes with the city sewage and it all spills into the Spree.' in http://www.dw.com/en/berlins-spree-river-floats-towards-a-clean-future/a-3530748 from google (spree river drainage pipe) result 3 from http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/berlin-drainage.html row 11 last col from google-image (germany sewage pipe) last row col 2 6. emergency feces pipe to the sea, for salalah wastewater system, oman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BLrGEdc4n4 ;; vermicompost tips : 1. sugarcane husk can remove odor from feces, keeps feces dry : source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrAOH3GwUxg&t=1m38s (Why are people paying $6 for a bag of human waste? BBC News) 2. 'Yes, you can use worm farms to treat human waste - quite effectively too. Make sure that the worm farm has plenty of air getting into it. I use a worm farm here to process our poo, black and grey water. The worm farm itself has no smell other than a faint earthy smell, unlike composting toilets which are a bit smelly - despite peoples claims. Also make sure that rodents and flies can't get into the worm farm - perhaps use some fly wire? You'll find that the worm farm will work much better if it is sitting on the ground too and the worm tea and vermicast leaches into the soil around your fruit trees and vegie patch - you will see the difference to their growth within a few days - I ran a test between tomatoes grown against the worm farm and some a couple of metres away and the worm farm one's won hands down. If you don't have a worm farm, you could make one quickly by obtaining a timber fruit box - which have timber slats on their sides but also open gaps for the air to get in. Line it with fly wire to stop rats and mice getting into it, but it still allows the air to get in. Sit the box on the ground so the worm tea and vermicast can exit the worm farm without further thought on your part. It also allows the worms to get in and out of the worm farm when it gets either too cold or too hot. Don't stress they always come back. Before you add worms to the system, put some mulch (ie. wood chips large to fine particles) and maybe a bit of compost too if you have it on the bottom of the worm farm as this will work like a biological filter and provide startup bacteria for your worms to eat. If it smells at all, give the contents a bit of a stir to get air into the mixture. Don't worry about the vinegar flies as they are mostly harmless. I dare you to try and fill this box - you won't be able to! This is an awesome toilet processing facility in an emergency and will also work for the long term.' in http://teresamcguffey.com/greenwizards.org/?q=node/1144 from google (earthworm eat human manure) result 5 too much urine can kill worms source : 'Fresher manures tend to contain higher salt levels and have a greater tendency to off-gas ammonia (both of these commonly influenced by urine content). Salts and ammonia are very dangerous for worms, even at very low levels.' in https://www.redwormcomposting.com/reader-questions/when-is-manure-ready-for-vermicomposting/ from google (red wiggler ammonia) result 2 from 'but if the human waste contained too much urine, the salts and ammonia in it would have been lethal to the worms' in https://www.nps.gov/articles/denali-mountain-compost.htm from google (red wiggler human's feces) result 3 3. fruit fly trap : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5V7GG7a9rM&t=7m14s (Indoor Worm Bin with Worm Eggs and the Ultimate Fruit Fly Trap) fruit fly will be created out of nowhere inside vermicompost bin. that fruit fly trap should kill fruit fly which come out of vermicompost bin. but fruit-fly maybe is harmless, killing fruit-fly maybe bring bad-luck because violating 'ahimsa' in http://wortel.ucoz.com/bible_diet.htm 4. 4.1 avoid feeding meat to the worm, worm can not eat meat source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5V7GG7a9rM&t=5m but worm (don't know what species) can eat pet-dog's feces then produce vermicompost : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXFOWqlos1E pet-dog is omnivore so pet-dog's feces maybe contain protein from meat. source : 'Salmon and Pea Recipe Dry Dog Food', 'Grain Free Real Texas Beef + Sweet Potato Dry Dog Food', 'CANIDAE Grain Free PURE Sea with Fresh Salmon Dry Dog Food' in https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/category/dog/dog-food?cm_mmc=PPC-GG-_-PTC_P_NTR_PPC-GG_FY18-NB-Dog-Nutrition-Food-EXA-_-Non-Brand_Dog-Food-_-43700029667881888&kwid=p29667881888&device=c&langId=-1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_v3Bm6262gIVygOGCh3xYAz5EAAYAiAAEgLVyvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds from google (dog food) result 2 4.2 avoid feeding salt to the worm, salt kills worm source : 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzRwnk4LcvM&t=5m16s 2. 'If you find many dead worms you should find out the cause. High heat (above 84 degrees) is fatal to them. Too much salt or acidic food waste can kill them.' in https://unclejimswormfarm.com/faqs/ from google (red wiggler salt) result 5 4.3 avoid feeding vinegar, spicy food to the worm source : 'earthworms enjoy eating oatmeal, old bread, vegetable scraps, leftovers, shredded newspaper, grass, mulched leaves, ripe fruits, etc. Things they try to avoid include acidic and spicy foods, salt, and vinegar products' in https://www.uen.org/lessonplan/view/18886 from google (worm habitat material) result 2 6. red wiggler worm is the most popular worm because red wiggler has rapid reproduction cycle, voracious eater source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-mhQP7_L24&t=1m51s 7. feces should be 4 inch tall / thick maximum because red wiggler stays in top 3 - 4 inch soil layer source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-mhQP7_L24&t=1m51s 8. maybe use chopstick to loosen feces, kitchen scrap inside worm bin if necessary. avoid using cultivator https://www.amazon.com/Tierra-Garden-31-3055-Spring-Cultivator/dp/B001PH5MKA like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzRwnk4LcvM&t=1m30s because that 'Tierra Garden DeWit Spring Tine Cultivator' is sharp, can injure the worm 9. let lemon peel becomes moldy then red wiggler worm can eat moldy lemon peel. fresh lemon peel is too acidic source : 1. 'Worms actually eat the blue-green molds that break down citrus peels. Just don't overdo it. Be sure to mix bedding in with the food-- a 50-50 mix of food scraps and shredded paper is good. ' in https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110519012937AA1JFzF from search answers.yahoo.com (citrus peel worm) result 1 2. 'Though it is unclear why, many kinds of worms will not eat citrus peels until they have partially decomposed.' in https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/composting/ingredients/citrus-peels-compost.htm 3. 'FYI Oranges, lemons, limes — citrus has a chemical substance (limonene) that is toxic to worms.' in comment by 'Tipper' in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srTrDpxm1Uk (How TO - Worm Farm) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limonene 'major component of the oil extracted from citrus peels' in https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/___-Limonene#section=Top from google (limonene) result 3 10. avoid feeding onion to red wiggler worm. source : 'No onion or citrus scraps.' in https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110519012937AA1JFzF from search answers.yahoo.com (citrus peel worm) result 1 11. 'Worms need a moist environment, if they do leave the bin, they will dry out and die right outside the bin, usually within a foot or two.' in https://www.cathyscomposters.com/faq.htm#q5 from google (red wiggler meat) result 3 12. maybe a possible solution for a toilet : pit-latrine should be a flat surface where sunshine, air-circulation, dessicate feces. dry-feces should fight bacteria in that dry-feces because bacteria needs humidity to live so flies who touch dry-feces, should not transmit a lot of bacteria during that flies touching other surface because that dry-feces should have reduced amount of bacteria. source : 'Humidity also makes a difference; no bacteria or virus can live on dry surfaces with a humidity of less than 10 percent. Any sort of nutrients-food particles, skin cells, blood, mucus-helps microbes thrive, which is why your kitchen sponge is a breeding ground.' in http://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2002-08/how-long-do-microbes-bacteria-and-viruses-live-surfaces-home-normal-room-tem ( https://www.facebook.com/PopSci?lnk=fb&loc=footer ) from google (bacteria in dry place) result 2 mixing urine and feces, creates stinky-odor. avoid urinating toward feces. dry feces seems not smelly : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46vIUdmaYSQ&t=2m10s (how to empty the toilet pit) if earthworms/worms/red-wriggler is near feces then cover that feces with thin-layer-of-soil so that flies can not land on that feces but earthworms/worms/red-wriggler can bore that soil to reach that feces. because earthworms/worms/red-wriggler needs moisture to live. that thin-layer-of-soil traps moisture for earthworms/worms/red-wriggler source : 'They breathe through their skins and moisture content in the bedding of less than 50% is dangerous. With the exception of extreme heat or cold, nothing will kill worms faster than a lack of adequate moisture. The ideal moisture-content range for materials in conventional composting systems is 45-60% (Rink et al, 1992). In contrast, the ideal moisture-content range for vermicomposting or vermiculture processes is 70-90%' in ref [47] in 'Moisture must be maintained above 50%, lower moisture content will not support worm respiration and can increase worm mortality. Operating moisture-content range should be between 70-90%, with a suggested content of 70-80% for vermicomposting-oriented vermiculture operations.[47]' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicompost covering feces with too much soil, creates bad smell source : 'if they become too deep or too wet. If decomposition becomes anaerobic from excess wet feedstock added to the bin, or the layers of food waste have become too deep, the bin will begin to smell of ammonia.' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicompost but vermicompost may still contains pathogen/bacteria which can be distributed by flies source : 'One of the early concerns with vermicomposting was that this process, because it did not reach the high temperatures of conventional composting, did not destroy potentially dangerous pathogens. In recent years, however, strong evidence has surfaced that worms do indeed destroy pathogens, although the manner in which this occurs is still unknown. The best information in this regard comes from Florida, where the Orange County Environmental Protection Division carried out a study to assess the ability of the vermicomposting process to meet Class A standards for biosolids stabilization. The results of this study showed that vermicomposting could indeed be used as a method for destroying pathogens, with a success rate equal to conventional composting (Eastman, 1999; Eastman et al, 2000). More recently, Dr. Elaine Ingham has found in her research that worms living in pathogen-rich material, when dissected, show no evidence of pathogens beyond the first five millimeters of their gut. In other words, something inside the worm destroys the pathogens, leaving the castings pathogen-free (Appelhof, 2003)' in ref [47] in 'Moisture must be maintained above 50%, lower moisture content will not support worm respiration and can increase worm mortality. Operating moisture-content range should be between 70-90%, with a suggested content of 70-80% for vermicomposting-oriented vermiculture operations.[47]' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicompost if earthworms/worms/red-wriggler is not near feces then : - avoid burying that feces so that feces dessicate quickly because dry-feces should have reduced amount of bacteria info : find 'because that dry-feces should have reduced amount' in this text use a rock, a tree-branch, a plant-petiole to destroy solid-feces so that solid-feces dessicates quickly. a plant-petiole : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Plant_nodes_c.jpg from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_stem from 'plant stem' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stem [obsolete] a pit-latrine with some earthworms/worms/red-wriggler inside that pit-latrine. earthworms/worms/red-wriggler in that pit-latrine convert feces in that pit-latrine to vermicompost. if a pit-latrine is full then dig another pit-latrine. put plant-seed on that full-pit-latrine. that pit-latrine must be covered with a cover which blocks flies and allow air to enter. mixing urine and feces creates stinky-odor. avoid urinating in pit-latrine. dry feces seems not smelly : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46vIUdmaYSQ&t=2m10s (how to empty the toilet pit) [/obsolete] #13# vermicompost can be transported:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQxmmdbCYJY&t=1m28s (Big money in worm waste) example-scenario for transporting vermicompost: cold-weather-country can build: (1)inter-continental-conveyor-belt for transporting veggie-scrap to hot-weather-country (2)inter-continental-feces-sewer for transporting feces to hot-weather-country hot-weather-country can: (1)use red-wiggler-worm to convert veggie-scrap, solid-feces-from-feces-solid-liquid-separation-factory to vermicompost. evaporate liquid-feces to get clean-water-rain. (2)use vermicompost to grow veggie (3)transport left-over-vermicompost to other hot-weather-country (4)transport veggie to cold-weather-country #14# earthworm, red-wiggler convert clothes to vermicompost for cotton-plant-fertiliser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ0PFsgJ-wQ (Worm Composting....Worms eat my garbage....And old cotton clothes!) from google (earthworm eat clothes) result 6 ;;