It may seem intuitive that in the woods, all the world’s a toilet. After all, animals go wherever they please. But that ...

The Park Service removed that toilet in 2001, citing the high cost of hauling out waste by helicopter. Ever since, hikers have been responsible for their own Tetonic piles of crap.

Talking about pooping in the woods and actually completing the action are two different things. On the trail, pooping was hushed and actively hoped against. It seemed uncomfortable, inconvenient and ...

An incinerator toilet is a type of toilet that burns waste into ash, ... Years ago when we first got a cabin in the woods, we had an Incinolet incinerator toilet. ... Putting a Price on Poop and Pee.

We have one regular toilet and one compost toilet in our house. The compost toilet needs very little water. Probably not a feasible option in cities though. 3 ( +3 / -0) ... During major natural ...