A former manager in the utility company, now reduced to carting sewage for the camp administration.
Los Angeles has been recycling sewage for irrigating parks and golf courses since 1929.
Gaza has been unable to pump sewage for more than a month, as power plants have shut down for lack of fuel.
As yet, no US or UK facilities have followed suit but, as gold prices rise, scientists continue to research methods of sifting sewage for tiny amounts of gold.
Southern Water, which handles sewage for all of the Ouse, has been prosecuted or cautioned for these incidents 166 times in the past 25 years.
However, because of public resistance to the direct reuse of treated sewage for domestic purposes, recovered water must be recycled indirectly.
In 1846, fetid gases in the city's river Fleet, which had been covered over and filled with sewage for about a century, detonated and destroyed three houses in Clerkenwell.
The Omniprocessor, which has been developed by Janicki Bioenery, a small family-run company north of Seattle, is a compact waste treatment plant that can process sewage for a community of about 100,000 people.
Commenting on a police request to test Glastonbury's sewage for drug content, refused by Michael Eavis, Cocker wondered who exactly would get the job of rooting through the festival's notorious toilets.
Heavy rainfall on Boxing Day, combined with a controversial decision by the Environment Agency to raise one of York's major flood barriers, left almost 600 homes and businesses submerged in filthy river water contaminated with sewage for 48 hours.
The city uses recycled sewage for irrigation, construction and manufacturing and releases a small percentage of the sewage into a local aquifer, where it eventually mixes with groundwater and, after several years, is pumped and treated for use as drinking water.
