Why use public toilets when travelling? (what I do to avoid the following rehandle job).
I think an acceptable and safe way to dispose of the black water stuff continues to be in a system in use, like a vault toilet, or an RV dump station both of which you will pay to access. However you cannot include plastic bags (the sign says do not put garbage in the vault because it is difficult to remove), and you will have to dispose of plastic bags in the regular garbage stream. I recommend that the rehandle happen promptly and not later. I do not recommend using cat holes due to leaching into the water, and have seen a popular area closed to boondock style camping due to water quality concerns which were substantiated through a water testing program by the forest service. Walmart sells superbags to use in a bucket toilet, but you are back in the rehandle of waste in a plastic bag. People with thousand dollar nature's head composting toilets also have to do this rehandle of waste, as well as those with regular porta potties and those with rv toilets hooked up to 15 gallon black tanks. Van dwellers are not the exception to having to rehandle their waste. The only exception to this seems to be baby diapers and diapers for sick people. Van dwellers have a very small impact compared to nursing homes each of which have numerous dumpsters overflowing with black water type garbage mixed with plastics. What a mess that is, yet it is accepted by the garbage hauler and landfills every day.
What I disaree with is combining grey water with the black stuff, which dumps into the vault toilet or at the dump station. From what I have read online, the use of grey water on plants is recommended, not discouraged. ~crofter