It's "a novel way of looking at city detritus." "In Dhaka... the overwhelmed city garbage company only picks up half of the 3,500 tons of waste discarded each day; the rest is left to rot in streets and sewers." Yet by "converting trash into organic fertilizer, [a Dutch company] reasoned, small communities could sell it to farmers desperate for an alternative to soil-stripping chemicals. This would help clean city streets, increase crop yields and provide the urban poor with a steady stream of revenue." wired
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