Analysing Challenges & Cost Benefits of Corporate Recycling Initiatives Recycling has today become more of a disaster management across segments. At the same time, recycling initiatives taken by corporates at …
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While wet waste is compostable, dry waste which include construction material, tyres, e-waste, plastic, glass, metal and others, end up in the landfill. There are seven types of plastics with …
As the stakeholders of every business get ready to enter a new working year, it is customary that an assessment of what lie ahead for them is done: the opportunities …
In the rapidly evolving electronics manufacturing industry, the concept of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has emerged as a critical framework for environmental sustainability. EPR policies compel manufacturers to account for …
India’s electronics industry, a dynamic and rapidly growing sector, faces a formidable challenge: the escalating accumulation of electronic waste, or e-waste. As the third-largest producer of e-waste globally, India generates …
In an era marked by rapid urbanisation and escalating waste generation, Indian cities are standing at a critical crossroads, necessitating innovative and sustainable waste management solutions. Mrigank Warrier brings into …
Despite significant progress made in waste management by municipal corporations, persistent challenges necessitate innovative and collaborative solutions. Active citizen participation, especially in segregating waste at the source, is crucial. The …
The Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation encompasses an area of 13.5sqkm and is home to approximately 625,000 residents. Heavy rainfall in 2005 severely impacted the city’s underground sewerage infrastructure, reducing its operational …
Vasai-Virar is making strides in urban waste management, with frequent garbage collection from commercial and residential areas, and extensive street sweeping to maintain cleanliness. The city’s commitment to reducing air …