Waste Management

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding large scale felling of toddy yielding palm trees in Bihar, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item titled "Are missing palm trees causing more lighting deaths in Bihar appearing in ‘The Times of India’ dated 29.05.2025". The original application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled "Are missing palm trees causing …

Tiruchi Corporation to go in for scientific closure of garbage

S.Ganesan The disposal method was successful in Coimbatore Corporation Health hazard:Mounds of solid waste at the garbage dump at Ariyamangalam in Tiruchi. TIRUCHI: The Tiruchi Corporation has decided to go in for

Coordinated efforts help in e-waste management

Efficient handling:S. Kannan, Commissioner, Customs and Central Excise, speaking at a confrence in Tiruchi on Thursday.

Solid waste management high on govt agenda

The state government has cleared proposals for setting up sanitary landfill sites for

Climatic change can be stopped by recycling waste

Solid waste management is a problem related to common man. Solid waste is that substance which we throw away considering it useless. By selecting this waste and recycling it and by its management we can participate in stopping climatic change. This was stated by Abhilasha Dubey in the seminar organised …

Waste management at Sonsodo goes awry

Waste management at the Sonsodo dump yard went haywire on Tuesday as truck loads of garbage were dumped right at the entrance to the site for want of space inside the yard. In another interesting development, the Margao Municipal Council has said the much-talked about waste treatment plant at Sonsodo …

Sick water?: the central role of wastewater management in sustainable development.

This new UN report presents challenges of unregulated wastewater discharged into rivers and seas. Calls for transforming wastewater into clean and economically attractive resource & details strategies that focus on sustainable water management. The world is facing a global water quality crisis. Continuing population growth and urbanisation, rapid industralisation, and …

Waste pickers rally against company

Waste pickers in New Delhi have made a business proposition that the municipal authorities should find difficult to refuse. They have said that they can generate more than Rs 12 crores a year from composting biodegradable wastes and save Rs 3 crores in transportation costs if their traditional role in …

The waste experts: enabling conditions for informal sector integration in solid waste management

In low and middle-income countries, the informal sector carries out a significant proportion of recycling activity in solid waste management (SWM). For the purposes of this study, the term

Solid waste management: Standing Committee on Urban Development (2009-2010)

This report of the Standing Committee on Urban Development deals with action taken by the Government on the recommendations contained in their 38th Report(Fourteenth Lok Sabha) on "Solid Waste Management

Report of the committee to evolve road map on management of wastes in India

This report submitted to MoEF provides a road map for managing wastes in India. Examines existing administrative and regulatory mechanisms to manage various types of waste and details strategies for sustainable waste management. Rapid economic growth is leading to urbanization and industrialization generating waste which is adversely effecting the environment. …

Solid wastes, poverty and the environment in Developing Country cities: challenges and opportunities

Many cities in Africa, Asia, and Latin America face serious problems managing their wastes. Two of the major problems are the insufficient collection and inappropriate final disposal of wastes. Despite spending increasing resources, many cities – particularly in Africa and Asia – collect less than half of the waste generated. …

Inspiring progress: learning from Exnora Green Pammals solid waste management partnerships in four localities

This booklet by Exnora Green Pammal (EGP) begins by highlighting the grave situation in relation to solid waste management in the country and the steps undertaken by the government to tackle this issue. The document presents a review of the efforts undertaken by EGP, an NGO based in Chennai, which …

Waste electrical and electronic equipment: the EU and India - sharing best practices

The Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) has requested the APSF to contribute to exchange of knowledge on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (hereafter referred to as e-waste), ship dismantling and the remediation of contaminated sites. For e-waste, an EU-India workshop was conducted in New Delhi on 2 February 2010, …

New forms of urban localism: Service delivery in Bangalore

Residential welfare associations are a window of opportunity to consolidate loose networks of local associations engaged in activities around urban services. They have changed the dynamics of urban politics. This article attempts to trace how, while working in an increasingly globalised and polarised city like Bangalore, these groups demand a …

Hospital sitting on bio-medical waste

Rajini says Endhiran in July Amarnath Parida PARADIP: Lakhs of rupees were spent on creating a containment area for bio-medical waste management at the district headquarter hospital in Jagatsinghpur in 2003. Under the Health System Development project, machineries like shredder, autoclave and incinerator were installed at the containment area for …

Biomedical waste treatment plant leaves locals speechless

After the biomedical waste treatment plant in Sewree was closed down in 2003 amid complaints of pollution in the nearby areas, the one at Deonar has run afoul of residents, who complain the pollutants and allergens being emitted by the plant is causing a wide range of illness. The Maharashtra …

Workshop on e-waste management today

Due to economic progress production of electrical and electronic items has gone up considerably in the country. These products are being updated frequently and the old products become outdated and replaced by the new technology products. We call these outdated products as e-waste. The e-waste is growing rapidly. According to …

Green code unveiled for zero-carbon Games

An ecological code for the Commonwealth Games was released on Wednesday, encapsulating a series of measures to be taken by the Delhi government as well as the Games organising committee to offset the carbon footprint left by the event. The Delhi 2010 Ecological Code was jointly released by Chief Minister …

Moving towards urbanisation

Shibu B S KOCHI: Jointly funded by the Centre and the state to give governance and infrastructure development in urban cities a renewed thrust, the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) projects are proving to be a blessing for Kochi. Most of these projects are in various stages of …

Maharashtra to reward green buildings

From April 1, Maharashtra Government is planning to introduce an amendment in Development Control rules, which will help in adhering to the norms of eco-friendly housing projects in the State, said the Chief Minister, Mr Ashok Chavan, at an industry function on Tuesday. The government is also planning to offer …

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