Big Ten schools collecting urine at rivalry game in ‘Piss Off’
Michigan State University and the University of Michigan are collecting urine from attendees at their upcoming football rivalry game as part of a research project. The urine will be processed through a method called peecycling to create nutrient-rich fertilizer. The two schools are framing the collection effort as a competition between the rivals.
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2 developments- Nov 5MSU and U of M host 'Piss Off' to collect game day urine
- Nov 6UM-MSU rivalry now includes urine collection for fertilizer research
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Researchers at Michigan-Michigan State game are going to collect urine at … ‘The Piss Off’