It's a fact of life. Everyone poops. Most of us want to get rid of it as soon as possible. But a small group of brave folks are looking methods for turning it into energy. Here's what they have in mind.

These igloo-shaped devices offer a home for bacteria that can clean wastewater in a system that comes at a affordable price.

Instead of going to waste (pun intended), billions of pounds of cow manure could be used as a source of energy to power data centers.

The Park Spark system converts dog waste into energy that can be used to generate electricity.

What happens to everything you flush down the toilet? Jorge Ribas visits a new, high-tech wastewater treatment plant to get the answer.

Volkswagen's "Bio-Bug" runs on processed sewage.

Flush Tracker takes data from the local water board and calculates the trip to the closest sewage treatment plant.

Although Thomas Crapper filed nine toilet-related patents from 1881 to 1896, the aptly named gent isn’t the father of the modern flush toilet.
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