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Status update: having coffee on top of the cooling tower of a mega waste incineration plant in Chongqing. Literally. I'm at the Chongqing Sanfeng Yulin waste-to-energy incineration plant, one of the largest in China. When traveling abroad, some people like to visit museums or amusement parks, I'm more into garbage treatment facilities 😊 That's actually a pretty cool thing in China: you can visit many industrial facilities, they often have a small museum attached that tells you about the history of the place, and how it works. This particular facility is pretty impressive: it treats 3,000 tons of waste daily, which is the amount of the amount of waste produced by 3 million people. With this waste, it produces enough energy for 200,000 households. When you visit you can see the actual garbage dump pit, which looks insane, as well as the central control room (both on video).

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17,036 views • 1 year ago

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I am delighted to announce that the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources has taken delivery of 10 brand new waste compactor trucks generously donated by the Lagos State Lottery and Gaming Authority in a ceremony that demonstrates the power of inter-ministerial collaboration and corporate social responsibility. This donation comes at a crucial time when we are scaling up our waste management operations to match the reality of a megacity that generates over 13,000 tonnes of waste daily. Let me be clear: we have moved decisively beyond the outdated collect-and-dump model into a sustainable zero-waste economy where waste is viewed as a valuable resource. We have signed multiple Memoranda of Understanding with local and international partners that will divert close to 5,000 metric tonnes from the daily waste stream through recycling, reuse, and resource recovery. These 10 new compactors will be strategically deployed to critical locations experiencing high waste generation and to communities that need enhanced evacuation services. They will improve our turnaround time, support the monthly environmental sanitation exercise, and help us sustain the cleaner Lagos we are building. I commend the Chief Executive Officer of the Lottery and Gaming Authority, Mr Bashir Abiola Are, for this commendable gesture that aligns perfectly with the vision of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat for a cleaner and more sustainable Lagos. I use this opportunity to call on other public institutions, private sector organizations, and corporate stakeholders to emulate this example because the task of keeping Lagos clean requires all hands on deck. Together, we will deliver a #CleanerLagos and a #GreaterLagos.

Tokunbo Wahab

25,850 views • 1 month ago

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LASG SET TO PARTNER SWEDISH COYS ON WASTE TO ENERGY ..As Env. Comm. says the State Government will continue to pay special attention to waste conversion The quest to make good use of the high solid waste generated in Lagos State got another boost on Tuesday as the state expressed readiness to partner with some Sweden organizations on how to turn both solid waste and liquid waste to energy across the metropolis. Speaking during the meeting at Alausa, Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab said the state will continue to pay special attention to waste management adding that waste is not a waste but remain one of the best resource every where. He said Waste to energy is a project that the State Government is willing to embark on in order to move the narrative forward in a progressive and productive way. "Our resolve from the beginning of this tenure is that whatever we have to engage in to manage and deploy our solid and liquid waste as a resource is a priority for this government as it will save Lagos but other neighbouring state" he said. The Commissioner stated that the Ministry which is a public facing ministry has resolved to embrace any project that will cut the carbon foot print in the state. He said the state being a coastal state is faces alot of challenges, one of which is the Atlantic Ocean rising at the peak of the rainy season adding that the state is also at the end of numerous tributaries where water is discharged into the lagoon all of which could lead to flooding in the state. He said lagos generates between 13,000 to 14,000 tonnes of waste per day and the state is open to suggestions about possible productive ways to turn it into a Resources and move the state forward. Wahab said lagos as a State is working to decongest the roads and make Lagos a 21st century mega city saying that the cause and effect on the environment is that these moves help to reduce the emissions on the long run. According to him, As a result of current energy crisis in Nigeria, this has caused the spike in the cost of PMS and its multiple effects on the economy. So if the Lagos State Government can go ahead with this project. it will solve half of the problem in the PMS high price in Lagos. "This project is something we have to pursue deliberately and diligently. This is because while the government on its own part is trying to push out CNG at lower cost, conversion of waste to energy will also be an option especially for public transport in Lagos" Wahab said Lagos account for over 50% of the vehicular traffic in the country with the smallest land mass as well as 22million people which is 10% of the country’s population being inhabited in with less than 3,600 square kilometers of land, stressing that the project is not an option but a necessity. He recalled that earlier in the year, the state government had been in consultation with two Dutch companies one which will turn waste to energy and the other which will deal with electronic waste, adding that the state can indeed change the notion that waste is not a waste but a resource. The head of the delegation, representative of the Consul of Sweeden and the Business Promotion Officer, Sweden Embassy Abuja, Ms. Sara Ibru noted that the Lagos Government is known to be very pro - active in all its endeavours and that the Swedish Organizations are willing to collaborate with Lagos State to turn solid and liquid wastes into valuable resources. The Honourable Commissioner was joined by the Permanent Secretary, Office of Environmental Services, Gaji Omobolaji Tajudeen and his Counterpart in Drainage Services, Engr Mahamood Adegbite to receive the visitors The organizations representatives include Swedish Trade and Investment Council ( Business Sweden); Honourary Consul of Sweden in Nigeria; Swedish Development Agency (SDA); NIR International Council of Swedish Industry and Swedfund. Signed Kunle Adeshina Director(Public Affairs) MOE&WR

Tokunbo Wahab

10,435 views • 1 year ago

On an average, a household in urban India generates approx. 10 gms. of MLP waste every single day. These are typically the covers of various food products ranging from tetra-pack cartons, masala powder covers, milk powder, potato chips - various other FMCG consumables. MLP (Multi - layered packaging material) are NON recyclable plastic waste. Since it cannot be recycled, this waste has NO purchase value at the scrap shops. Even rag pickers ignore it. Every other waste like thick-thin plastic, paper, metal, electric , electronic etc. have resale value ... But not this bloke. Thus the MLP inevitably ends up on landfills, contaminating the soil and eventually, during flows into a water body on its journey to the ocean. There it hurts the marine life , breaks into micro plastics under the UV light rays from the Sun. In a classical RSVP, it gets into the clouds alongwith evaporated water and returns back to earth in rain water. Through water, all of us and the animals and birds, now have micro plastics in our bodies. Many diseases like cancer, etc have been attributed to this non-organic invader inside our bodies. Now, we cannot wish away the MLPs. They do a fantastic job in keeping the potato chips fresh and crispy for 6 months. A boon to the supply-chain of FMCG products. They are available as a raw material to the food processing. FMCG industries in abundance. Also, an environment friendly commercially viable alternate material in large quantity is not seen in the distant horizon. So, along with 2 other professionals we launched our start-up to address this problem. Ui- Unified Intelligence Pvt Ltd is the execution wing of our venture. Vaspar foundation is our not-for-profit foundation that lodges the innovation center. Here we are always working on developing multiple new products and solutions aimed at creating large scale employment. At the factory MLP waste covers brought in from dry waste collection centres are shredded, washed and then loaded on a sheet making unit that presses out 8'x4' sized sheets of a variety of thickness. As the sheets cool down, we get a light weight thermoset sheet that are extremely strong and have fantastic mechanical and thermal properties. The MLP waste are from food grade plastic and thus have almost zero VOC. Also, the sheets are wonderful heat insulators. We sandwich 3 sheets of these between honeycomb structures made of the same material to create structurally integrated construction grade panels. These 100 mm thick panels are then covered on all sides with 8mm cement boards to form a skin. These are ready to paint surface, are standard construction materials with fire resistance rating of 2 hours. These panels become the walls and roof of our building. The floor is a 6" concrete layer. We build homes, terrace living space, dormitories , class rooms, auditoriums, compound walls, public toilets etc. with these panels. At the rate of 10 grams of MLP packets that we throw out as waste from our homes per day, in a single year each home generates 3,650 grams (10 grams x 365 days) So if an apartment has 10 dwelling units, in a year the residents discharge 36.50 Kgs of MLP waste into the environment Last week we installed this tiny security cabin in our Apartments in Bangalore. There are 10 flats here . This 5'x5'x8' cabin was constructed with our panels in under 6 hours. The weight of the MLP waste consumed in the panels for the cabin is 500kgs. THAT is around 14 years of #MLP waste discharged together by all the VIRGO residents - is now stored in the walls of the cabin as our panels. The cabin has a life of 50 years. We 10 families , in our apartment thus atoned for our 'plastic-guilt' to an extent. For inquiries, E Mail paul@ui.ltd
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On an average, a household in urban India generates approx. 10 gms. of MLP waste every single day. These are typically the covers of various food products ranging from tetra-pack cartons, masala powder covers, milk powder, potato chips - various other FMCG consumables. MLP (Multi - layered packaging material) are NON recyclable plastic waste. Since it cannot be recycled, this waste has NO purchase value at the scrap shops. Even rag pickers ignore it. Every other waste like thick-thin plastic, paper, metal, electric , electronic etc. have resale value ... But not this bloke. Thus the MLP inevitably ends up on landfills, contaminating the soil and eventually, during flows into a water body on its journey to the ocean. There it hurts the marine life , breaks into micro plastics under the UV light rays from the Sun. In a classical RSVP, it gets into the clouds alongwith evaporated water and returns back to earth in rain water. Through water, all of us and the animals and birds, now have micro plastics in our bodies. Many diseases like cancer, etc have been attributed to this non-organic invader inside our bodies. Now, we cannot wish away the MLPs. They do a fantastic job in keeping the potato chips fresh and crispy for 6 months. A boon to the supply-chain of FMCG products. They are available as a raw material to the food processing. FMCG industries in abundance. Also, an environment friendly commercially viable alternate material in large quantity is not seen in the distant horizon. So, along with 2 other professionals we launched our start-up to address this problem. Ui- Unified Intelligence Pvt Ltd is the execution wing of our venture. Vaspar foundation is our not-for-profit foundation that lodges the innovation center. Here we are always working on developing multiple new products and solutions aimed at creating large scale employment. At the factory MLP waste covers brought in from dry waste collection centres are shredded, washed and then loaded on a sheet making unit that presses out 8'x4' sized sheets of a variety of thickness. As the sheets cool down, we get a light weight thermoset sheet that are extremely strong and have fantastic mechanical and thermal properties. The MLP waste are from food grade plastic and thus have almost zero VOC. Also, the sheets are wonderful heat insulators. We sandwich 3 sheets of these between honeycomb structures made of the same material to create structurally integrated construction grade panels. These 100 mm thick panels are then covered on all sides with 8mm cement boards to form a skin. These are ready to paint surface, are standard construction materials with fire resistance rating of 2 hours. These panels become the walls and roof of our building. The floor is a 6" concrete layer. We build homes, terrace living space, dormitories , class rooms, auditoriums, compound walls, public toilets etc. with these panels. At the rate of 10 grams of MLP packets that we throw out as waste from our homes per day, in a single year each home generates 3,650 grams (10 grams x 365 days) So if an apartment has 10 dwelling units, in a year the residents discharge 36.50 Kgs of MLP waste into the environment Last week we installed this tiny security cabin in our Apartments in Bangalore. There are 10 flats here . This 5'x5'x8' cabin was constructed with our panels in under 6 hours. The weight of the MLP waste consumed in the panels for the cabin is 500kgs. THAT is around 14 years of #MLP waste discharged together by all the VIRGO residents - is now stored in the walls of the cabin as our panels. The cabin has a life of 50 years. We 10 families , in our apartment thus atoned for our 'plastic-guilt' to an extent. For inquiries, E Mail [email protected]

Paul Koshy

45,024 views • 1 year ago

What Is It That American Regulation Agencies Actually Do? Right Now In America Popular Energy Drinks Are For Sale That Contain: 🚨☣️ “4x the amount of daily Cyanide that a human being is meant to ingest. 4x. They Get The Hydrogen Cyanide From “Human sewage treatment plants. It is the waste from a human sewage treatment plant called sludge. It's foamy yellow sludge.” How Insane Is This? “We take that same chemical weapon that's an acute toxic flammable environmental hazard, and we ship it to compound pharmacies that put it in supplements and protein powders and energy drinks that you drink. Right? You ever heard of a Celsius energy drink? Celsius energy drink has 4 times the amount of daily cyanide that a human being is meant to ingest. Four times. That's just one sample. So drink Monster or Bang. I mean, drink Bang, not Monster or Celsius. Right? Bang has methylcobalamin. This has cyanocobalamin. So and we wonder what you know, we're putting these toxic chemicals. He says, you know where we get the hydrogen cyanide? — They don't even pay for the hydrogen cyanide. Do you know where they get it? Human sewage treatment plants. It is the waste from a human sewage treatment plant called sludge. It's foamy yellow sludge. They scrape it off the top. They dry it, turn it into a powder, ship it to a facility, synthesize it with a metal, and put it in your vitamins. They take metal, hydrogen cyanide, and put it in our supplements. So that's that's exactly so when you get home tonight, I want you to take all of your supplements and protein powders, spin them around, look for that word cyanocobalamin, and if it has it, throw it in the trash. Right, and do that for your kids too.”
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What Is It That American Regulation Agencies Actually Do? Right Now In America Popular Energy Drinks Are For Sale That Contain: 🚨☣️ “4x the amount of daily Cyanide that a human being is meant to ingest. 4x. They Get The Hydrogen Cyanide From “Human sewage treatment plants. It is the waste from a human sewage treatment plant called sludge. It's foamy yellow sludge.” How Insane Is This? “We take that same chemical weapon that's an acute toxic flammable environmental hazard, and we ship it to compound pharmacies that put it in supplements and protein powders and energy drinks that you drink. Right? You ever heard of a Celsius energy drink? Celsius energy drink has 4 times the amount of daily cyanide that a human being is meant to ingest. Four times. That's just one sample. So drink Monster or Bang. I mean, drink Bang, not Monster or Celsius. Right? Bang has methylcobalamin. This has cyanocobalamin. So and we wonder what you know, we're putting these toxic chemicals. He says, you know where we get the hydrogen cyanide? — They don't even pay for the hydrogen cyanide. Do you know where they get it? Human sewage treatment plants. It is the waste from a human sewage treatment plant called sludge. It's foamy yellow sludge. They scrape it off the top. They dry it, turn it into a powder, ship it to a facility, synthesize it with a metal, and put it in your vitamins. They take metal, hydrogen cyanide, and put it in our supplements. So that's that's exactly so when you get home tonight, I want you to take all of your supplements and protein powders, spin them around, look for that word cyanocobalamin, and if it has it, throw it in the trash. Right, and do that for your kids too.”

Wall Street Apes

461,183 views • 2 years ago

Are you being lied to? Ministers claim that "This government’s generational reform of the water system, that will cut water pollution and clean up our rivers lakes and seas for good". Yet just 2 weeks ago Defra's leading civil servant told MPs "That is a simplification process. We are looking to bring the two main underlying bits of environmental law the water framework directive and the waste water directive together in a consolidated form. Again, that is an opportunity to simplify and streamline." The Water Framework Directive set a target that by 2027 every river in England would be in "Good" ecological condition. Govt is going to miss that one by a country mile, in reality it's looking like a jaw droppingly pathetic 6% of rivers will achieve that goal. The Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive is what makes it illegal to dumping sewage outside of "exceptional situations." Both are about to be "streamlined", you have been warned.
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Are you being lied to? Ministers claim that "This government’s generational reform of the water system, that will cut water pollution and clean up our rivers lakes and seas for good". Yet just 2 weeks ago Defra's leading civil servant told MPs "That is a simplification process. We are looking to bring the two main underlying bits of environmental law the water framework directive and the waste water directive together in a consolidated form. Again, that is an opportunity to simplify and streamline." The Water Framework Directive set a target that by 2027 every river in England would be in "Good" ecological condition. Govt is going to miss that one by a country mile, in reality it's looking like a jaw droppingly pathetic 6% of rivers will achieve that goal. The Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive is what makes it illegal to dumping sewage outside of "exceptional situations." Both are about to be "streamlined", you have been warned.

Feargal Sharkey

31,744 views • 5 months ago

A HISTORIC MOMENT FOR BUZSTOPBOYS! 🚀♻️ FROM PLASTIC WASTE TO PURPOSE. Today, we proudly celebrate a milestone that once seemed like a dream. Buzstopboys has successfully produced its very first recycled product from plastic waste collected from our environment. This is more than a product. It is proof that with vision, commitment, and collective action, waste can become opportunity and pollution can become possibility. POWERED ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTEERS. Every cleanup, every bag of plastic collected, every hour invested, and every step that led to this achievement has been driven by people who simply chose to serve. No one was paid to make this happen. It is the result of selfless volunteers who believe that protecting our environment is everyone's responsibility. THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. Today, we celebrate a recycled product. Tomorrow, we build a movement that transforms communities, creates opportunities, and inspires a new generation to see waste not as an end, but as the beginning of something valuable. To every volunteer, partner, supporter, and believer in our mission-this victory belongs to you. WE DON'T JUST CLEAN OUR ENVIRONMENT. WE CREATE ITS FUTURE. The journey continues.
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A HISTORIC MOMENT FOR BUZSTOPBOYS! 🚀♻️ FROM PLASTIC WASTE TO PURPOSE. Today, we proudly celebrate a milestone that once seemed like a dream. Buzstopboys has successfully produced its very first recycled product from plastic waste collected from our environment. This is more than a product. It is proof that with vision, commitment, and collective action, waste can become opportunity and pollution can become possibility. POWERED ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTEERS. Every cleanup, every bag of plastic collected, every hour invested, and every step that led to this achievement has been driven by people who simply chose to serve. No one was paid to make this happen. It is the result of selfless volunteers who believe that protecting our environment is everyone's responsibility. THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. Today, we celebrate a recycled product. Tomorrow, we build a movement that transforms communities, creates opportunities, and inspires a new generation to see waste not as an end, but as the beginning of something valuable. To every volunteer, partner, supporter, and believer in our mission-this victory belongs to you. WE DON'T JUST CLEAN OUR ENVIRONMENT. WE CREATE ITS FUTURE. The journey continues.

Buzstopboys

46,176 views • 7 days ago

We cannot legalize an illegality under the guise of a "hustle." Your hustle must not compromise the rights of others by polluting their environment. We must all join this online campaign to educate the public on the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment. All waste from households, companies, and any other garbage-generating establishments must be transported to the designated final disposal site the Dandora dumpsite. We are also developing a waste-to-energy plant at Dandora, which will clear existing waste and transform the area into a more habitable and dignified environment. Anyone earning from or handling waste whether organic, recyclable, e-waste, or any other form of waste must be licensed by the County Government. Waste pickers and recyclers must cease creating unauthorized dumpsites in residential areas under the pretext of sorting or recycling. If you must handle recyclables, it must be done away from residential areas and must fully comply with the required standards. To those criticizing our enforcement efforts online before you condemn, take time to understand why we are doing this. You are welcome to join us during our operations and witness firsthand the suffering endured by residents living near non-compliant sorting centers and material recovery facilities. We must do what is right, no matter the cost. The time to act is now. To those attempting to compromise junior staff and obstruct proper enforcement, be warned: integrity will prevail. Our mission is clear to create a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment for all.
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We cannot legalize an illegality under the guise of a "hustle." Your hustle must not compromise the rights of others by polluting their environment. We must all join this online campaign to educate the public on the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment. All waste from households, companies, and any other garbage-generating establishments must be transported to the designated final disposal site the Dandora dumpsite. We are also developing a waste-to-energy plant at Dandora, which will clear existing waste and transform the area into a more habitable and dignified environment. Anyone earning from or handling waste whether organic, recyclable, e-waste, or any other form of waste must be licensed by the County Government. Waste pickers and recyclers must cease creating unauthorized dumpsites in residential areas under the pretext of sorting or recycling. If you must handle recyclables, it must be done away from residential areas and must fully comply with the required standards. To those criticizing our enforcement efforts online before you condemn, take time to understand why we are doing this. You are welcome to join us during our operations and witness firsthand the suffering endured by residents living near non-compliant sorting centers and material recovery facilities. We must do what is right, no matter the cost. The time to act is now. To those attempting to compromise junior staff and obstruct proper enforcement, be warned: integrity will prevail. Our mission is clear to create a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment for all.

Geoffrey Mosiria

227,568 views • 1 year ago

This morning after joining Mr Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to monitor the Monthly Environmental Sanitation in Surulere Local Government, I led top officials on an inspection of the major works underway at the Olusosun dumpsite and I am pleased to share real progress with Lagosians. We are on track to deliver a new Transfer Loading Station at Olusosun by the end of this year, a facility that will transfer 2,500 metric tonnes of waste daily to the Material Recovery Site in Ikorodu. The concessionaire Messrs ZOOMLION has committed to accelerating work with day and night operations to meet that target and as part of their corporate social responsibility, they will also stabilize and remediate the 1.2 kilometre access road into the site. This project is at the heart of our move to decongest the Olusosun landfill and more importantly to abandon the unsustainable pick and dump linear waste model that has defined Lagos for over four decades. We simply do not have the land for it any longer. Olusosun was once on the outskirts, today it is surrounded by a growing city and it must become a resource hub, not an eyesore. The transition is already happening. Lafarge is taking our combustible waste to power their machines. Our biodigester at the Ikosi Fruit Market is converting organic waste into electricity for the entire market. Through Harvest Waste and other partners we are pushing to convert thousands of tonnes into recyclable plastics, compost fertilizer, and energy. If we take 4,250 tonnes daily into recycling and recovery streams, the burden on our landfills drops drastically. I want every Lagosian to begin to see waste as a resource because that is how developed cities function. In the interim we are procuring more compactors, exploring EV compactors, and introducing tricycle compactors that can navigate narrow inner roads and lanes that PSP operators currently struggle to reach. Reforms take time but we are fixing what is on ground while building the bigger picture. I also received reports that the Head of Service Mr Bode Agoro monitoring in Kosofe recorded increasing resident participation and I commend every Lagosian who came out today. This culture is growing and together we will achieve a #CleanerLagos and a #GreaterLagos.
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This morning after joining Mr Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to monitor the Monthly Environmental Sanitation in Surulere Local Government, I led top officials on an inspection of the major works underway at the Olusosun dumpsite and I am pleased to share real progress with Lagosians. We are on track to deliver a new Transfer Loading Station at Olusosun by the end of this year, a facility that will transfer 2,500 metric tonnes of waste daily to the Material Recovery Site in Ikorodu. The concessionaire Messrs ZOOMLION has committed to accelerating work with day and night operations to meet that target and as part of their corporate social responsibility, they will also stabilize and remediate the 1.2 kilometre access road into the site. This project is at the heart of our move to decongest the Olusosun landfill and more importantly to abandon the unsustainable pick and dump linear waste model that has defined Lagos for over four decades. We simply do not have the land for it any longer. Olusosun was once on the outskirts, today it is surrounded by a growing city and it must become a resource hub, not an eyesore. The transition is already happening. Lafarge is taking our combustible waste to power their machines. Our biodigester at the Ikosi Fruit Market is converting organic waste into electricity for the entire market. Through Harvest Waste and other partners we are pushing to convert thousands of tonnes into recyclable plastics, compost fertilizer, and energy. If we take 4,250 tonnes daily into recycling and recovery streams, the burden on our landfills drops drastically. I want every Lagosian to begin to see waste as a resource because that is how developed cities function. In the interim we are procuring more compactors, exploring EV compactors, and introducing tricycle compactors that can navigate narrow inner roads and lanes that PSP operators currently struggle to reach. Reforms take time but we are fixing what is on ground while building the bigger picture. I also received reports that the Head of Service Mr Bode Agoro monitoring in Kosofe recorded increasing resident participation and I commend every Lagosian who came out today. This culture is growing and together we will achieve a #CleanerLagos and a #GreaterLagos.

Tokunbo Wahab

11,469 views • 1 month ago

I was watching this video by Rainmatter Foundation about how Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) cleaned up the Kham river in 5 years. It had become a sewage drain, and they turned it back into a flowing river. Made me think about especially of Delhi's air quality problem. They mapped 249 waste entry points with drones and installed traps. Rerouted sewage to treatment plants and built new ones. Set up a facility for textile waste from factories. Cleaned the river and discovered springs that were buried under debris. Fixed waste collection across the city, removed 170 dump sites. The municipal commissioner joined weekend cleanups himself. Citizens showed up every Saturday. The key was stopping waste from entering the river in the first place, not just cleaning it. If a smaller city can pull this off in 5 years with the municipal corporation, NGOs, and citizens working together, I was wondering if governments, businesses, NGOs, and citizens actually collaborate, can't they make a difference in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and many other cities where the Air quality is really bad.
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I was watching this video by Rainmatter Foundation about how Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) cleaned up the Kham river in 5 years. It had become a sewage drain, and they turned it back into a flowing river. Made me think about especially of Delhi's air quality problem. They mapped 249 waste entry points with drones and installed traps. Rerouted sewage to treatment plants and built new ones. Set up a facility for textile waste from factories. Cleaned the river and discovered springs that were buried under debris. Fixed waste collection across the city, removed 170 dump sites. The municipal commissioner joined weekend cleanups himself. Citizens showed up every Saturday. The key was stopping waste from entering the river in the first place, not just cleaning it. If a smaller city can pull this off in 5 years with the municipal corporation, NGOs, and citizens working together, I was wondering if governments, businesses, NGOs, and citizens actually collaborate, can't they make a difference in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and many other cities where the Air quality is really bad.

Nithin Kamath

190,618 views • 7 months ago

A few weeks ago, when I said my simple biogas digester turns 4 buckets of pig waste inoiswa daily mu biogas digester which in 2 weeks turns into 3000m3 of organic fertilizer some of which we are using for this maize field, some people thought I was exaggerating. 😄 Well, this is that field. Every single plant you see is thriving on nothing but the rich, liquid organic fertilizer produced as a byproduct of our biogas system. This isn't magic, it's microbiology. While the biogas (methane) gets used for cooking by my workers and heat for my piglets in the farrowing pens , the digested slurry is full of nutrients, ready to feed the soil. It's a closed-loop system right here on the farm in Mhondoro: The skeptics wanted proof? Here it is. The health of this crop speaks louder than any argument.
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A few weeks ago, when I said my simple biogas digester turns 4 buckets of pig waste inoiswa daily mu biogas digester which in 2 weeks turns into 3000m3 of organic fertilizer some of which we are using for this maize field, some people thought I was exaggerating. 😄 Well, this is that field. Every single plant you see is thriving on nothing but the rich, liquid organic fertilizer produced as a byproduct of our biogas system. This isn't magic, it's microbiology. While the biogas (methane) gets used for cooking by my workers and heat for my piglets in the farrowing pens , the digested slurry is full of nutrients, ready to feed the soil. It's a closed-loop system right here on the farm in Mhondoro: The skeptics wanted proof? Here it is. The health of this crop speaks louder than any argument.

Chalton Hwende MP

53,075 views • 8 months ago

🌍We use a combination of mechanized and manual techniques to clear waste from drainage channels as seen in this short video of the ongoing LAWMA Marine Waste Unit intervention at Osapa Canal, a joint exercise coordinated by TARI TAYLAUR (SSA-Environment), in partnership with Lekki Concession Company (Lekki Concession Co.): 1. Preparation and Safety First: Before diving in, our team gears up with protective clothing—gloves, boots, masks, and visors to ensure safety against pollutants. 2. Removing Large Debris: The first step is to clear out large waste materials like plastics, fabrics, tires, wooden planks, and other bulky items that block the water flow. For this we used Lekki Concession Co. Excavator. 3. Sediment and Sludge Removal: Using shovels and rakes, we carefully remove the sediment build-up and sludge from the bottom of the channel, restoring its depth and capacity. 4. Washing and Sanitizing: When available, we use high-pressure hoses to wash away leftover debris. In future, we plan to apply eco-friendly sanitizers to reduce the microbial load, making the environment safer and more sanitary for the community. 5. Waste Segregation and Recycling: Collected waste is then segregated. Recyclables (plastics and water hyacinth) are sent to processing facilities as raw materials for our burgeoning circular economy. 🚫 Steps to prevent future pollution: - Community Engagement: Regular advocacy campaigns to raise awareness about the negative impacts of waste dumping on our individual and collective health and wellbeing. - Strict Enforcement: We’re ramping up surveillance and penalties for illegal dumping through sustained enforcement activities of KAI/LAGESC, LAWMA Enforcement Units and Environmental Health Officers. - Infrastructure Improvement: provision of more trash bins to households and businesses, and improved collection by PSP Operators. - Reporting Mechanisms: Empowering residents to report violations through easy-to-use digital platforms: DM us on LAWMA, or call our toll free lines: 07080601020 or 080000LAWMA. These actions are in fulfillment of our commitment to #SDG6, #SDG11 #SDG12 #SDG13, #SDG14 🌿💧 #CleanLagos #SustainableLagos #KeepLagosClean #ForAGreaterLagos #lawmacares
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🌍We use a combination of mechanized and manual techniques to clear waste from drainage channels as seen in this short video of the ongoing LAWMA Marine Waste Unit intervention at Osapa Canal, a joint exercise coordinated by TARI TAYLAUR (SSA-Environment), in partnership with Lekki Concession Company (Lekki Concession Co.): 1. Preparation and Safety First: Before diving in, our team gears up with protective clothing—gloves, boots, masks, and visors to ensure safety against pollutants. 2. Removing Large Debris: The first step is to clear out large waste materials like plastics, fabrics, tires, wooden planks, and other bulky items that block the water flow. For this we used Lekki Concession Co. Excavator. 3. Sediment and Sludge Removal: Using shovels and rakes, we carefully remove the sediment build-up and sludge from the bottom of the channel, restoring its depth and capacity. 4. Washing and Sanitizing: When available, we use high-pressure hoses to wash away leftover debris. In future, we plan to apply eco-friendly sanitizers to reduce the microbial load, making the environment safer and more sanitary for the community. 5. Waste Segregation and Recycling: Collected waste is then segregated. Recyclables (plastics and water hyacinth) are sent to processing facilities as raw materials for our burgeoning circular economy. 🚫 Steps to prevent future pollution: - Community Engagement: Regular advocacy campaigns to raise awareness about the negative impacts of waste dumping on our individual and collective health and wellbeing. - Strict Enforcement: We’re ramping up surveillance and penalties for illegal dumping through sustained enforcement activities of KAI/LAGESC, LAWMA Enforcement Units and Environmental Health Officers. - Infrastructure Improvement: provision of more trash bins to households and businesses, and improved collection by PSP Operators. - Reporting Mechanisms: Empowering residents to report violations through easy-to-use digital platforms: DM us on LAWMA, or call our toll free lines: 07080601020 or 080000LAWMA. These actions are in fulfillment of our commitment to #SDG6, #SDG11 #SDG12 #SDG13, #SDG14 🌿💧 #CleanLagos #SustainableLagos #KeepLagosClean #ForAGreaterLagos #lawmacares

Muyiwa Gbadegesin, PhD

13,275 views • 2 years ago

Played like 4 hours of ghost of yotei today. The game is aggresively mid. Story is alright, nothing outstanding so far. Average revenge plot. The combat wants to be a duel, where you are able to strike, block and parry, and can learn even more things thoughtout the game. You get dual katana's very early on, with an option to swap between one blade and two blades. BUT, the game FORCES you which weapon to use against which enemy weapon. (solo blade against katana wielders, dual blades against spear wielders) The game has WAY too many gimmicks and mini games, that seemingly are only there to show you what your PS5 controller can do and to artifically inflate the time you spend in the game. Instead of feeling immersed, it's unneccessary and a literal waste of time. For example, when camping in the open world, you have to start up your own fire by swiping up many times and hitting R2 over and over again. You have to cook your food by using the gyoroscope of the controller and physically moving it down. Sure, cute gimmick, but no actual purpose was served, and havng to do this every single time, is just a waste of time. 80 bucks for this is a waste, do not spend your money on this, don't even buy it on a sale lol, just replay the original.
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Played like 4 hours of ghost of yotei today. The game is aggresively mid. Story is alright, nothing outstanding so far. Average revenge plot. The combat wants to be a duel, where you are able to strike, block and parry, and can learn even more things thoughtout the game. You get dual katana's very early on, with an option to swap between one blade and two blades. BUT, the game FORCES you which weapon to use against which enemy weapon. (solo blade against katana wielders, dual blades against spear wielders) The game has WAY too many gimmicks and mini games, that seemingly are only there to show you what your PS5 controller can do and to artifically inflate the time you spend in the game. Instead of feeling immersed, it's unneccessary and a literal waste of time. For example, when camping in the open world, you have to start up your own fire by swiping up many times and hitting R2 over and over again. You have to cook your food by using the gyoroscope of the controller and physically moving it down. Sure, cute gimmick, but no actual purpose was served, and havng to do this every single time, is just a waste of time. 80 bucks for this is a waste, do not spend your money on this, don't even buy it on a sale lol, just replay the original.

Kitsu 🦊💊

1,261,711 views • 9 months ago