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Why a waste-to-energy plant is not the answer to Chennaiās garbage problems
Chennai generates about 6,000 metric tonnes of garbage every day. As the cityās population continues to grow, waste generation is expected to increase even more.
Chennai generates about 6,000 metric tonnes of garbage every day. As the cityās population continues to grow, waste generation is expected to increase even more.
Burning garbage is choking Delhiās health, environment, livelihoods and finances. It is high time that the AAP government starts addressing the problem of waste, not when it is thrown away, but when it is...
Burning garbage is choking Delhiās health, environment, livelihoods and finances. It is high time that the AAP government starts addressing the problem of waste, not when it is thrown away, but when it is...
A POLICY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE Over the last few decades, the volume and toxicity of waste being produced in India have been increasing exponentially. A major cause has been the increased use and...