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This is the Accra Compost and Recycling Plant, a key facility where waste is sorted, processed, and recycled.
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10,756 views • 1 year ago

The Lagos State Government through the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, and the British High Commission in Nigeria are set to collaborate on the generation of energy from solid waste as well as recycling for an improved economy. Solid waste management is a major issue for the State, as the State generates 13,000 – 15,000 tonnes of waste daily. We have also identified that the PSP waste collection system needs support in finding creative ways to manage dumpsites. It is important to mention that the Babajide Sanwo-Olu -led administration has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on environmental issues with private investors on ways to generate energy from dumpsites. The State is open to investment opportunities and partnerships. It is time for stakeholders to have pure work plans and be very realistic and deliberate about actions to combat the environmental scourge. The Government would also continue to step up its advocacy and sensitisation against unwholesome waste disposal by the people. #AGreaterLagosRising The Lagos State Govt Babajide Sanwo-Olu LAWMA
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The Lagos State Government through the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, and the British High Commission in Nigeria are set to collaborate on the generation of energy from solid waste as well as recycling for an improved economy. Solid waste management is a major issue for the State, as the State generates 13,000 – 15,000 tonnes of waste daily. We have also identified that the PSP waste collection system needs support in finding creative ways to manage dumpsites. It is important to mention that the Babajide Sanwo-Olu -led administration has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on environmental issues with private investors on ways to generate energy from dumpsites. The State is open to investment opportunities and partnerships. It is time for stakeholders to have pure work plans and be very realistic and deliberate about actions to combat the environmental scourge. The Government would also continue to step up its advocacy and sensitisation against unwholesome waste disposal by the people. #AGreaterLagosRising The Lagos State Govt Babajide Sanwo-Olu LAWMA

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This IITian hasn’t bought an LPG cylinder in 7 years—and the reason is unbelievable. By turning his neighbour’s kitchen waste into cooking gas, Priyadarshan built a biodigester that powers his stove for free. From waste to fuel, he’s saved thousands of cylinders and inspired hundreds of homes. We throw waste and pay for gas. He flipped the script. Would you try this sustainable switch or stick to LPG? #SustainableLiving #CleanEnergy #LPG #EcoInnovation #GreenIndia [LPG India, Food Waste Recycling, Biogas Technology India, Sustainable Cooking Solutions, Renewable Energy Innovation, Eco Friendly Living India]

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This system can turn two tons of kitchen waste into organic fertilizer a day. Developed by Chinese startup Timing, QingChu system can process two tons of kitchen waste a day and reduce waste volume by 85% on-site. #gigadgets #waste #recycle #fertilizer #sustainableliving

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15,388 views • 2 years ago

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44,971 views • 8 months ago

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A New Era of Sustainable Waste Management in Nagpur 🌱 Inspected the Nagpur Municipal Corporation's 'Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Processing Plant' at the Bhandewadi Dumping Yard, which is set to turn the vision of a waste-free city into reality. Operated by the international industrial conglomerate KEVA SusBDe, the facility will process 1200 tons of waste generated daily in Nagpur. To be completed in 3 phases, the project will ensure that all daily waste generated in the city is processed using advanced technologies. Through this project, both wet and dry waste will be collected and processed. The treatment process will generate biogas, high-quality compost fertilizer, and fuel pellets from dry waste. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation has allotted 30 acres of land for the initiative and will receive an annual royalty of ₹15,00,000 from gas sales. Directed the administration to extend all necessary support for its successful implementation. The biogas generated through this project will be utilised to supply CNG for 198 city buses. In addition, the project will provide energy pellets required by MAHAGENCO, further contributing to sustainable energy generation and resource utilisation. This landmark project will reinforce Nagpur’s position as a national model for sustainable solid waste management and environmentally responsible urban development. Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, MLA Krishna Khopde ji, MLA Pravin Datke, Nagpur Mayor Neetatai Thakre and other dignitaries were present. Chandrashekhar Bawankule Krishna Khopde Pravin Datke Nita Thakre Nagpur Municipal Corporation #Maharashtra #Nagpur #SolidWasteManagement

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15,715 views • 12 days ago

Indian events—like weddings and religious functions—often leave behind a lot of waste, from leftover food to plastic litter. A simple solution is setting up an on-site “waste management pit,” where waste is segregated. Wet waste can be composted, while plastic and other materials are sent for recycling. This approach can reduce event waste by up to 50%, lowering environmental impact and easing pressure on sanitation systems. It’s cost-effective and easy to implement with basic planning. So, should every Indian event adopt this system? Credits : wowdairy/IG #Sustainability #WasteManagement #EcoFriendly #GreenLiving #CleanIndia [Waste Management Solutions, Sustainable Events India, Eco Friendly Practices, Event Waste Segregation] original post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)
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Indian events—like weddings and religious functions—often leave behind a lot of waste, from leftover food to plastic litter. A simple solution is setting up an on-site “waste management pit,” where waste is segregated. Wet waste can be composted, while plastic and other materials are sent for recycling. This approach can reduce event waste by up to 50%, lowering environmental impact and easing pressure on sanitation systems. It’s cost-effective and easy to implement with basic planning. So, should every Indian event adopt this system? Credits : wowdairy/IG #Sustainability #WasteManagement #EcoFriendly #GreenLiving #CleanIndia [Waste Management Solutions, Sustainable Events India, Eco Friendly Practices, Event Waste Segregation] original post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)

The Better India

58,833 views • 1 month ago

Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister Sri Pawan Kalyan visited the Jindal Waste-to-Energy Plant at Kondaveedu in Palnadu district to study best practices in sustainable waste management. • Special workshops to be conducted in 268 Gram Panchayats associated with the Pushkaralu. • Waste should be effectively utilized as an alternative source of energy. • The process of waste segregation must improve from villages to cities. • Andhra Pradesh should emerge as a state with zero dependence on dumping yards. • The waste collection model implemented in Indore serves as an inspiration.
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Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister Sri Pawan Kalyan visited the Jindal Waste-to-Energy Plant at Kondaveedu in Palnadu district to study best practices in sustainable waste management. • Special workshops to be conducted in 268 Gram Panchayats associated with the Pushkaralu. • Waste should be effectively utilized as an alternative source of energy. • The process of waste segregation must improve from villages to cities. • Andhra Pradesh should emerge as a state with zero dependence on dumping yards. • The waste collection model implemented in Indore serves as an inspiration.

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Matthew Bertulli

279,969 views • 2 years ago

On behalf of the Lagos State government, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lafarge Africa PLC for the collection of non-recyclable combustible waste round the state and landfill sites, a significant step towards achieving a zero waste future for Lagos State. Through this partnership, Lafarge Africa will collect and treat non-recyclable and combustible waste from companies and Lagos State dumpsites and divert it to its Ewekoro Plant for use as an alternative fuel for production. This landmark milestone will enable Lafarge Africa support The Lagos State Govt ’s vision of a cleaner Lagos in line with the Lagos Waste Management Authority’s ambitious zero waste to landfill objective. This new agreement reiterates the commitment of the Babajide Sanwo-Olu led administration’s to continually reduce the quantum of waste that gets to landfills, ultimately leading to zero waste landfill sites. The state government is determined to continually pay special attention to wastes conversion in the state. The Lagos State Government in recent past had also signed MoU to help decommission existing landfill, MoU to convert waste to energy, MoU with a Dutch company to take off electronic waste. We are addressing the issues of waste frontally at the states; waste sorting is a culture and it is a culture that you must imbibe and build over time; separation of waste is here to stay. The MoU's benefits are wide-ranging, including the availability of reliable alternative fuel sources, cost efficiency, regulatory compliance, and alignment with ESG goals. Present at the MoU signing were the Chief Executive Officer, LAFARGE Africa PLC, Mr. Lolu Alade-Akinyemi, Special Adviser on Environment, Olakunle Rotimi-Akodu; Permanent Secretaries, Office of Environmental Services, Dr. Gaji Omobolaji and Office of Drainage Services, Engr. Mahamood Adegbite; GM LASPARK, Mrs. Adetoun Popoola;MD Water Corporation, Engr. Mukhtaar Tijani; GM LASWAMO, Engr. Adefemi Afolabi; Executive Director Operations, Lagos Water Corporation, Engr. Lanke Taiwo and other directors in the Ministry and from LAFARGE Africa.
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On behalf of the Lagos State government, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lafarge Africa PLC for the collection of non-recyclable combustible waste round the state and landfill sites, a significant step towards achieving a zero waste future for Lagos State. Through this partnership, Lafarge Africa will collect and treat non-recyclable and combustible waste from companies and Lagos State dumpsites and divert it to its Ewekoro Plant for use as an alternative fuel for production. This landmark milestone will enable Lafarge Africa support The Lagos State Govt ’s vision of a cleaner Lagos in line with the Lagos Waste Management Authority’s ambitious zero waste to landfill objective. This new agreement reiterates the commitment of the Babajide Sanwo-Olu led administration’s to continually reduce the quantum of waste that gets to landfills, ultimately leading to zero waste landfill sites. The state government is determined to continually pay special attention to wastes conversion in the state. The Lagos State Government in recent past had also signed MoU to help decommission existing landfill, MoU to convert waste to energy, MoU with a Dutch company to take off electronic waste. We are addressing the issues of waste frontally at the states; waste sorting is a culture and it is a culture that you must imbibe and build over time; separation of waste is here to stay. The MoU's benefits are wide-ranging, including the availability of reliable alternative fuel sources, cost efficiency, regulatory compliance, and alignment with ESG goals. Present at the MoU signing were the Chief Executive Officer, LAFARGE Africa PLC, Mr. Lolu Alade-Akinyemi, Special Adviser on Environment, Olakunle Rotimi-Akodu; Permanent Secretaries, Office of Environmental Services, Dr. Gaji Omobolaji and Office of Drainage Services, Engr. Mahamood Adegbite; GM LASPARK, Mrs. Adetoun Popoola;MD Water Corporation, Engr. Mukhtaar Tijani; GM LASWAMO, Engr. Adefemi Afolabi; Executive Director Operations, Lagos Water Corporation, Engr. Lanke Taiwo and other directors in the Ministry and from LAFARGE Africa.

Tokunbo Wahab

17,036 views • 1 year ago

Another good morning from kudagram #Gurgaon #Gurugram. That's sector 58 for you The millenium city gives a hill station vibe as the clouds of waste fires grip the area. That's what we live in and what we breath as burning is chosen mode of #WasteManagement here. RIP #AQI Commission for Air Quality Management Central Pollution Control Board #AirQuality #pollution #waste
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Another good morning from kudagram #Gurgaon #Gurugram. That's sector 58 for you The millenium city gives a hill station vibe as the clouds of waste fires grip the area. That's what we live in and what we breath as burning is chosen mode of #WasteManagement here. RIP #AQI Commission for Air Quality Management Central Pollution Control Board #AirQuality #pollution #waste

Sumedha Sharma

152,365 views • 1 year ago

Top Democrats all indirectly share their support for Elon Musk’s DOGE Nancy Pelosi “We must make the cuts of waste, fraud, and abuse in Medicare. We owe it to our country” Bernie Sanders “There is an enormous amount of waste and fraud and abuse in this government. When there is waste and fraud, you have an administration who should also by on top of that situation.” Chuck Schumer “If we're going to eliminate the waste, fraud, and abuse in Medicare, it does mean we're gonna cut some of that out. We wanna cut the bad stuff and keep the good stuff.”
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13,962,669 views • 1 year ago

#Watch | As the Industrial Growth Centre (IGC) Lassipora lacks a waste management plant, waste including rotten apples is being dumped along the banks of the Rambi Ara nullah, polluting the vital water body. According to President Mukhtar Ahmad, despite repeated appeals to the government and higher authorities to establish a waste management plant or identify land for the facility, no action has been taken so far. The site is now emitting a foul smell and contributing to pollution of the water body. The Flood Control Department’s subdivision had already issued a notification on March 30, urging the president to immediately stop dumping waste along the Rambi Ara
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#Watch | As the Industrial Growth Centre (IGC) Lassipora lacks a waste management plant, waste including rotten apples is being dumped along the banks of the Rambi Ara nullah, polluting the vital water body. According to President Mukhtar Ahmad, despite repeated appeals to the government and higher authorities to establish a waste management plant or identify land for the facility, no action has been taken so far. The site is now emitting a foul smell and contributing to pollution of the water body. The Flood Control Department’s subdivision had already issued a notification on March 30, urging the president to immediately stop dumping waste along the Rambi Ara

Greater Kashmir

15,416 views • 2 months ago