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Didn't expect this from a ₹37,000 crore metro system 3 separate waste openings for the public One common bin inside That's not waste segregation As someone working in waste mgmt, this is exactly the kind of gimmick that erodes public trust MumbaiMetro3 📹vrush.diaries

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Color-coded separate openings for different kinds of waste at the top, and a single common bin at the bottom. Video allegedly from the Mumbai Metro. People who throw trash into these bins after reading the labels probably feel they are contributing to sanitation efforts by waste segregation. But it seems the sanitation system itself doesn't care. The same thing often happens with door-to-door waste collection. There are still some conscientious people who segregate their waste at home and hand it over separately, only to discover that the "wet" and "dry" sections of the collection vehicle are merely labels. Everything gets dumped together and disposed of as mixed waste anyway.

Color-coded separate openings for different kinds of waste at the top, and a single common bin at the bottom. Video allegedly from the Mumbai Metro. People who throw trash into these bins after reading the labels probably feel they are contributing to sanitation efforts by waste segregation. But it seems the sanitation system itself doesn't care. The same thing often happens with door-to-door waste collection. There are still some conscientious people who segregate their waste at home and hand it over separately, only to discover that the "wet" and "dry" sections of the collection vehicle are merely labels. Everything gets dumped together and disposed of as mixed waste anyway.

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Flyover built at the cost of Rs 25 Crore in 2018 will be demolished for the Metro Project. This is how they waste the taxpayers money... No vision for the future.

Flyover built at the cost of Rs 25 Crore in 2018 will be demolished for the Metro Project. This is how they waste the taxpayers money... No vision for the future.

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A train coach is not your personal kitchen or dustbin. Peeling eggs, chopping onions, and leaving shells and other waste behind is exactly why coaches become filthy. Do they throw garbage all over the floor in their own homes like this? If not, why treat a public train any differently?

A train coach is not your personal kitchen or dustbin. Peeling eggs, chopping onions, and leaving shells and other waste behind is exactly why coaches become filthy. Do they throw garbage all over the floor in their own homes like this? If not, why treat a public train any differently?

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Relight in Adventure AI is very good You can change the lighting direction of any image, add colors, and choose whether it is day or night. Not using this as a support tool in your work as a designer is a waste of time.

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I’m an absolute no one in politics, I’m not a super wealthy businessman that can influence, I’m just someone who is lucky enough to have a platform, I won’t waste it, we need change. The politicians know that it’s too easy NOT to work in this country…just admit it Labour.

I’m an absolute no one in politics, I’m not a super wealthy businessman that can influence, I’m just someone who is lucky enough to have a platform, I won’t waste it, we need change. The politicians know that it’s too easy NOT to work in this country…just admit it Labour.

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This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we're reminded that every second, 80,000 meals go to waste. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Reducing food waste is one of the most impactful ways to help our planet - and it starts with real action. 🌍 At Too Good To Go, we help businesses turn surplus food into a force for good. Partner with us and join the growing movement to reduce food waste and help everyone protect our planet. 💚 👉 Learn more:

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we're reminded that every second, 80,000 meals go to waste. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Reducing food waste is one of the most impactful ways to help our planet - and it starts with real action. 🌍 At Too Good To Go, we help businesses turn surplus food into a force for good. Partner with us and join the growing movement to reduce food waste and help everyone protect our planet. 💚 👉 Learn more:

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‼️👉🌐🎥This is what it looks like when a cruise ship dumps thousands of gallons of sewage and waste directly into the ocean. It's legal in many areas once the vessel is 3+ kilometers from shore, yet the environmental impact is huge.

‼️👉🌐🎥This is what it looks like when a cruise ship dumps thousands of gallons of sewage and waste directly into the ocean. It's legal in many areas once the vessel is 3+ kilometers from shore, yet the environmental impact is huge.

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Afghanistan, a nation divided and fragmented by the Taliban's axe, cannot serve as a bridge between nations in the region. The dream of Afghanistan acting as a land bridge in this vital region can only be realized with a legitimate, constitutionally governed system. Until then, every idea remains just an idea, and every investment is a waste.

Afghanistan, a nation divided and fragmented by the Taliban's axe, cannot serve as a bridge between nations in the region. The dream of Afghanistan acting as a land bridge in this vital region can only be realized with a legitimate, constitutionally governed system. Until then, every idea remains just an idea, and every investment is a waste.

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As Governor, after we win this, I will make a law which says that anyone running for public office is mandated to participate in at least one public debate. If you don’t debate, you’re not on the ballot.

As Governor, after we win this, I will make a law which says that anyone running for public office is mandated to participate in at least one public debate. If you don’t debate, you’re not on the ballot.

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This Bitcoin mining snow melt system uses waste heat of the computers to warm a concrete walkway via a hydronic loop. Here, a 3 kW S19 Pro 110T runs in a FogHashing C1 immersion tank, heating fluid that melts snow and keeps a garage warm, nearly silent.

This Bitcoin mining snow melt system uses waste heat of the computers to warm a concrete walkway via a hydronic loop. Here, a 3 kW S19 Pro 110T runs in a FogHashing C1 immersion tank, heating fluid that melts snow and keeps a garage warm, nearly silent.

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A factory, one many more, openly releases chemical waste into the Athi river. This scene is replicated at every km of the river & is the case w all of our rivers. Don't hold your breath waiting for NEMA, bc just like all the other GoK institutions, it's as useless as they come.

A factory, one many more, openly releases chemical waste into the Athi river. This scene is replicated at every km of the river & is the case w all of our rivers. Don't hold your breath waiting for NEMA, bc just like all the other GoK institutions, it's as useless as they come.

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🚨 SCIENTISTS ARE USING AI TO MAP A HIDDEN “CLEANING SYSTEM” INSIDE THE HUMAN BRAIN AND IT COULD CHANGE HOW WE UNDERSTAND SLEEP, AGING, AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE. It’s called the glymphatic system a vast network of fluid channels that flushes toxic waste from the brain while you sleep. For years it was almost impossible to observe in detail. Now AI-powered imaging is revealing it like a living galaxy of microscopic rivers and pathways inside neural tissue. Why this matters: Your brain produces toxic proteins constantly. The glymphatic system is one of its primary waste-clearance mechanisms clearing the very proteins linked to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other neurodegenerative diseases. But here’s the unsettling part: This cleaning system becomes dramatically less efficient with age, poor sleep, stress, and brain injury. Sleep may not just “rest” your mind it may literally wash your brain. The deeper implication is staggering: The brain isn’t just a computer. It’s a dynamic, living network that constantly rebuilds and cleanses itself in real time. The more we map it, the more it looks like an entire universe of connected energy flows inside our skulls. What if some neurological diseases begin when the brain can no longer properly “wash” itself at night? Follow for more frontier neuroscience and future technology.

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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has flagged off Metro Line 9 that goes to Mira-Bhayander today. Metro will be a huge relief to this area where people either had to use crowded locals or get stuck at the toll plaza and waste precious hours. This will be a huge change for their daily routine. CM is also inaugurated one more metro, the Thane Borivali tunnel project and Pod taxi today. MMRDA #MumbaiInMinutes

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has flagged off Metro Line 9 that goes to Mira-Bhayander today. Metro will be a huge relief to this area where people either had to use crowded locals or get stuck at the toll plaza and waste precious hours. This will be a huge change for their daily routine. CM is also inaugurated one more metro, the Thane Borivali tunnel project and Pod taxi today. MMRDA #MumbaiInMinutes

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This woman is filled with arrogance, vanity, and caste pride. She does not know how to treat people respectfully in public life. Akhilesh Yadav should immediately expel this elitist-minded woman from the party, as she is working against the very principles of socialism.

This woman is filled with arrogance, vanity, and caste pride. She does not know how to treat people respectfully in public life. Akhilesh Yadav should immediately expel this elitist-minded woman from the party, as she is working against the very principles of socialism.

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