Bill Gates Wants to Reinvent the Toilet
Bill Gates Wants to
Reinvent the Toilet The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
spent $200 million over the past seven
years funding sanitation research. Bill Gates, at the Reinvented Toilet Expo Gates suggests that a new approach for sterilizing human waste could end nearly 500,000 infant deaths and save $233 billion annually in costs linked to diseases caused by poor water and sanitation. Guy Hutton, Unicef,
via 'Bloomberg' Ideally, the toilets would first be
implemented in schools, apartment
buildings and community bathroom facilities. As demand increases and
cost decreases, a household version
of the toilets would become available. Bill Gates, at the Reinvented Toilet Expo
Reinvent the Toilet The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
spent $200 million over the past seven
years funding sanitation research. Bill Gates, at the Reinvented Toilet Expo Gates suggests that a new approach for sterilizing human waste could end nearly 500,000 infant deaths and save $233 billion annually in costs linked to diseases caused by poor water and sanitation. Guy Hutton, Unicef,
via 'Bloomberg' Ideally, the toilets would first be
implemented in schools, apartment
buildings and community bathroom facilities. As demand increases and
cost decreases, a household version
of the toilets would become available. Bill Gates, at the Reinvented Toilet Expo