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Default Boat toilet tech on land

I am delving into an area where I know almost nothing I admit.
However, should that stop us?
OK, it seems that tolet technology for boats is well developed with
systems available with nearly harmless discharge (if'n they could just
get rid of the nutrients). On land, building sewer line infrastructure
is a serious expense but the alternative is the lowly septic tank. We
all know that septic tanks near shore are bad but running sewer lines
is prohibitevely expensive for many semi-rural areas.
So, could boat toilet technology be applied to houses with septic tanks
with the intention of reducing bacterial contamination of our bays
without running sewer lines?

 
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