Green Pee for St Patrick's Day

This is completely off topic, but it's been a long day of research and frustration.
I've always thought of the news as a kind of conversation. As if one writer were talking to another. Looking at one comment then the next, you can find some interesting viewpoints, perspectives, and even a little intuition about what may happen.

St Patrick's Day was this week. So a couple of articles from the Treehugger blog caught my eye.
First was "Global Warming Could Turn Emerald Isle Brown".
Seems the Irish American Climate Project is predicting bog bursts (- The Earth has to release gas in Ireland like everyone else. -) will become more frequent; some of the Emerald Isle will become more like the Mediterreanean (- Bronzed Irish sounds like baked carrot to me. -); and the fabled Irish potato may fail as a commercial crop.
Another potato famine could mean a lot more Irish in New York. - That's good or bad, depending on your ethnic view, I suppose.

The other article from the Treehugger blog was "Drinkpee: Waste = Food DIY Kit and Exhibition on Now in NYC".
This one made me sit up a little. In fact, I made a quick dash to the toilet to relieve my morning coffee.
Pee may soon be too valuable to flush.
Swiss scientists say:

"85-90% of the nitrogen and 50-80% of the phosphorus are concentrated in the urine. These nutrients are desirable in agriculture, but not in waterbodies."

In other words, save your pee. It may feed the world.

The conversation between these two articles made me think someday we may all be urged to come to the Emerald Isle to pee on the potatoes - and the fields and bushes too. The Emerald Isle may shine under a new light (- fluorescent blue?).
All under the slogan: Take a Green Pee for St Patrick's day!

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