The global e-waste monitor 2024
<p>The world's electronic waste generation is increasing five times faster than documented e-waste recycling, according to the United Nation's fourth Global E-waste Monitor (GEM) report.</p>
Waste Recycling
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Marketers swear by green mantra: Idea, Nokia jump on environment bandwagon
THE Copenhagen summit last month may have failed to persuade world leaders to come up with a global treaty to tackle climate change, but it seems to have inspired Indian advertisers and marketers to join the green brandwagon.
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It's in the NEWS
JYOTI VERMA A newspaper is a good example of how to reuse and recycle THE NEWS PAPER HAS SEEN MORE SCIENTIFIC AND EVOLVED USES ACROSS THE GLOBE
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Saharas Aamby Valley to go green with Japanese help
SAHARA Group
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Japs plan Rs 5,000-crore eco-township at Dahej
To Develop Alang As Eco-Friendly Spot Rajiv Shah | TNN Gandhinagar: After deciding to develop a mini-Japan in Dholera special investment region (SIR) as a feeder township for Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), the Japanese have shown interest in developing a Rs 5,000-crore eco-township project at Dahej.
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Tool for calculating greenhouse gases (GHG) in solid waste management (SWM)
The IPCC's Fourth Assessment Report puts the contribution of the solid waste and wastewater management sector to global greenhouse gas emissions at 2.7%, which might at first sight appear to be comparatively low.
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Remember the ragpicker
Subir Roy / New Delhi December 25, 2009, 0:54 IST He is a highly useful social agent whose importance is growing.
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Five star greenery (editorial)
There are no self-cleaning weeds in the pool. There are no whirring windmills or glistening solar panels on the rooftop. There is no organic garden in the backyard. Yet, Bangalore
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Tihar plans to become `world's first green prison'
Tihar will soon be the world's only green prison. The officials of the largest jail in South Asia confirmed their plans to shift on renewable energy, recycle waste and a major cut out on electricity consumption. Tihar PRO, Sunil Gupta on Tuesday said, "we want to make it an environmentally-friendly complex and also achieve international standards and more than that.".
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SEZs may have to take the green route
Rituparna Bhuyan
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Plastic waste sorting equipment launched
CHENNAI: And, now technology that helps segregate plastic based on the polymer to curb wastage during recycling or filter out the bad mangoes in the bunch to ensure that only good fruit enters the market.