User:Tognazi/Organic Waste Recycling Integral System (OWRIS)

Organic Waste Recycling Integral System (OWRIS) ... This article intends to be a summarized reference about the existence, functions, viability (environmentally and economically) and benefits that one specific and unique system have been bringing for more than thirty years (since 1980) to a little awakened and still growing awakening self committed, inspired and reliance of our contemporary humanity, that trust in their convictions and take direct responsibility of their own wastes and, in some cases even in the most marginalized economical and physical conditions around where they born and/or live, always hold that make possible the complete and efficient integral recycling process of any organic waste, that all animals and humans usually produces as the natural effect to comply their bodies basic or main natural eating and defecation needs for keeping them alive everyday, was right, still is and forever will be the only correct way and the first most elementary principle of any intelligent civilization to accomplish, consciously, thru every member at every moment around their activities. Also this article is wrote to show to the world in an abstracting manner, but as a clear and punctual viewpoint for deeply personal and technical contemplation, corroboration, research and whatever other free thinking inspired actions would the readers choose to take with this source, not just to comment, discuss or ignore it all about this system, its possible improvements or applications in their every local environment, but about any other existing systems with similar to better results that should be available and well known by all people around the world. Furthermore, this article tries to make known for others the huge potentials this system has to be harnessed all around the world for the present and future welfare of the human generations, here at Earth and everywhere else in the universe, our curiosity and explorations allow us to arrive and make known.


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