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While most cities struggle with waste, Hyderabad flipped the script.🚀 From powering shops to feeding 600 people daily, Bowenpally market is turning garbage into real impact—electricity, biogas, and fertilizer. ♻️ And that’s not all—plastic recycling and solar cycling tracks are redefining sustainability here. Same waste. Smarter thinking. Would you...

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43,263 views • 5 months ago

WTH! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO DESTROY EVERYTHING NICE! The cycling track is one of the nicest places in West Hyderabad. A lot of families I know enjoy their time with kids here! Lots of cyclists prepare for their races on this route. Lots of fitness enthusiasts run / walk on this track! And of late, I have been seeing a lot of construction workers/ security guards use this route to cycle back and forth to work. That is how you make cities cycle friendly! Go to any European country! See how cycling is promoted. How it is a way of life and how their cities are clean! No! We just have to destroy everything nice and then wonder how Hyderabad is all polluted. Such BS! And what did all those minister and their big entourages learn from those foreign nations they traveled? This is India’s first solar track? And it is beautiful. Whoever is resorting to this should lose their job! Next step - will you remove all the parks and make them also into real estate projects! #Stupidity #DestroyingTheCity #DestructionAndMoreDestruction #IndiasFirstSolarTrack #Hyderabad #HyderabadCyclingTrack
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WTH! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO DESTROY EVERYTHING NICE! The cycling track is one of the nicest places in West Hyderabad. A lot of families I know enjoy their time with kids here! Lots of cyclists prepare for their races on this route. Lots of fitness enthusiasts run / walk on this track! And of late, I have been seeing a lot of construction workers/ security guards use this route to cycle back and forth to work. That is how you make cities cycle friendly! Go to any European country! See how cycling is promoted. How it is a way of life and how their cities are clean! No! We just have to destroy everything nice and then wonder how Hyderabad is all polluted. Such BS! And what did all those minister and their big entourages learn from those foreign nations they traveled? This is India’s first solar track? And it is beautiful. Whoever is resorting to this should lose their job! Next step - will you remove all the parks and make them also into real estate projects! #Stupidity #DestroyingTheCity #DestructionAndMoreDestruction #IndiasFirstSolarTrack #Hyderabad #HyderabadCyclingTrack

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105,585 views • 1 year ago

🌐🆘Tisza: Tons of garbage are flowing from Ukraine to Hungary – extreme pollution again in February 2026. At the end of February 2026, the Tisza River is once again bringing huge amounts of garbage from Ukraine to Hungary, causing serious environmental damage downstream. According to footage shared on social media and in the Hungarian media, the flooded Tisza is carrying large piles of plastic bottles, PET bottles, plastic bags, branches and other municipal waste, which mainly comes from the Ukrainian side of the Carpathians. The Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet reported on February 26, 2026, that “tons of garbage” (tonnaszámnyi koládek) are flowing into the country, with the largest share being plastic bottles. The portal reported on the same day that the river was carrying “several tons of waste” from Ukraine, with videos posted on social media showing the critical situation – the water literally “rolling” piles of plastic and debris towards the Hungarian-Ukrainian border, especially in the Balsa area of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county. This phenomenon is not new, but the February 2026 wave was exacerbated by the rapid melting of snow and ice in the Carpathians and heavy rains in Transcarpathia. The roots of the problem lie in the inadequate waste management system in the mountainous regions of Ukraine and in the fact that during floods, waste from banks, illegal landfills and directly dumped waste enters the rivers. Ukrainian sources (e.g. the Novini Zakarpattya telegram channel) confirm that intense thawing and rains have caused a sudden increase in the amount of floating waste. The Tisza has been one of the most polluted rivers in Europe with plastic waste for decades. Approximately half of the waste comes from Ukraine (mainly from the Transcarpathian region), the other half from Romania (via tributaries such as Someș/Szamos). The war and economic crisis in Ukraine have further worsened the situation - the waste collection and disposal system has collapsed in many places and landfills overflow directly into the rivers during floods. The Hungarian authorities - the National Water Management Administration (Országos Vízügyi Főigazgatóság, OVF) - started collecting waste upstream on 25-26 February 2026 using floating waste collection devices. However, a long-term solution requires international cooperation between Ukraine, Romania and Hungary, as pollution crosses borders. The Tisza originates in the pristine Carpathian Mountains, but by the time it reaches Hungary, it carries tons of municipal waste with it. The current wave once again highlights that protecting the ecological state of the river is a shared responsibility and that simply eliminating the consequences is not enough – prevention at the source is the key.
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🌐🆘Tisza: Tons of garbage are flowing from Ukraine to Hungary – extreme pollution again in February 2026. At the end of February 2026, the Tisza River is once again bringing huge amounts of garbage from Ukraine to Hungary, causing serious environmental damage downstream. According to footage shared on social media and in the Hungarian media, the flooded Tisza is carrying large piles of plastic bottles, PET bottles, plastic bags, branches and other municipal waste, which mainly comes from the Ukrainian side of the Carpathians. The Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet reported on February 26, 2026, that “tons of garbage” (tonnaszámnyi koládek) are flowing into the country, with the largest share being plastic bottles. The portal reported on the same day that the river was carrying “several tons of waste” from Ukraine, with videos posted on social media showing the critical situation – the water literally “rolling” piles of plastic and debris towards the Hungarian-Ukrainian border, especially in the Balsa area of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county. This phenomenon is not new, but the February 2026 wave was exacerbated by the rapid melting of snow and ice in the Carpathians and heavy rains in Transcarpathia. The roots of the problem lie in the inadequate waste management system in the mountainous regions of Ukraine and in the fact that during floods, waste from banks, illegal landfills and directly dumped waste enters the rivers. Ukrainian sources (e.g. the Novini Zakarpattya telegram channel) confirm that intense thawing and rains have caused a sudden increase in the amount of floating waste. The Tisza has been one of the most polluted rivers in Europe with plastic waste for decades. Approximately half of the waste comes from Ukraine (mainly from the Transcarpathian region), the other half from Romania (via tributaries such as Someș/Szamos). The war and economic crisis in Ukraine have further worsened the situation - the waste collection and disposal system has collapsed in many places and landfills overflow directly into the rivers during floods. The Hungarian authorities - the National Water Management Administration (Országos Vízügyi Főigazgatóság, OVF) - started collecting waste upstream on 25-26 February 2026 using floating waste collection devices. However, a long-term solution requires international cooperation between Ukraine, Romania and Hungary, as pollution crosses borders. The Tisza originates in the pristine Carpathian Mountains, but by the time it reaches Hungary, it carries tons of municipal waste with it. The current wave once again highlights that protecting the ecological state of the river is a shared responsibility and that simply eliminating the consequences is not enough – prevention at the source is the key.

🌐geopolitics in the picture

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California Democrats are hiring new San Diego Enforcement Officers to visit every home in San Diego every year These new enforcement officers called “Lid lifters” come to your home and will lift your trash cans lids to ensure you are recycling properly They are paid $70k per year plus benefits. This is real and they’re already on camera lifting San Diego residents trash can lids “Have you seen the lid lifters in San Diego? They are city employees that are literally lifting the lids onto your trash cans to make sure you are placing your waste in the correct bins. Every house in San Diego will be visited once a year by a team of city compliance officers that walks the streets and inspects each trash can. The effort is part of a state bill, 1383, that requires cities to implement a compliance program and divert organic waste from trash and recycling bins into the organic waste bin.” “Your new trash fees are paying for these lid lifters at $70,000 per year plus benefits”
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California Democrats are hiring new San Diego Enforcement Officers to visit every home in San Diego every year These new enforcement officers called “Lid lifters” come to your home and will lift your trash cans lids to ensure you are recycling properly They are paid $70k per year plus benefits. This is real and they’re already on camera lifting San Diego residents trash can lids “Have you seen the lid lifters in San Diego? They are city employees that are literally lifting the lids onto your trash cans to make sure you are placing your waste in the correct bins. Every house in San Diego will be visited once a year by a team of city compliance officers that walks the streets and inspects each trash can. The effort is part of a state bill, 1383, that requires cities to implement a compliance program and divert organic waste from trash and recycling bins into the organic waste bin.” “Your new trash fees are paying for these lid lifters at $70,000 per year plus benefits”

Wall Street Apes

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Clean Shores Today. Greener Tomorrow. 🌱🌊 Building the Mumbai Metropolitan Region of tomorrow means creating infrastructure that grows in harmony with nature. On the occasion of #WorldEnvironmentDay, MMRDA, through Maharashtra Nature Park, organised a special beach clean-up drive at Carter Road, Bandra West, reinforcing its commitment towards environmental sustainability and mangrove conservation. With active participation from Standard Chartered Bank and Swachh Vasundhara Abhiyaan volunteers, the initiative helped collect nearly 225 kg of plastic waste from the shoreline and mangrove areas, which has been sent for recycling. MMRDA also distributed indoor plants and encouraged citizens to adopt simple sustainable habits like reducing plastic use and choosing eco-friendly alternatives. Every small step towards protecting nature contributes to building a cleaner, greener and more sustainable Mumbai Metropolitan Region. 🌿 #WorldEnvironmentDay #MMRDA #MaharashtraNaturePark #CleanShores #GreenFuture #BeachCleanup #SustainableMumbai #PlasticFreeMumbai #SwachhVasundharaAbhiyaan CMO Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis Eknath Shinde - एकनाथ शिंदे Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee Majhi Vasundhara ⚪️ Standard Chartered India PIB in Maharashtra 🇮🇳 MAHARASHTRA DGIPR PIB India
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Clean Shores Today. Greener Tomorrow. 🌱🌊 Building the Mumbai Metropolitan Region of tomorrow means creating infrastructure that grows in harmony with nature. On the occasion of #WorldEnvironmentDay, MMRDA, through Maharashtra Nature Park, organised a special beach clean-up drive at Carter Road, Bandra West, reinforcing its commitment towards environmental sustainability and mangrove conservation. With active participation from Standard Chartered Bank and Swachh Vasundhara Abhiyaan volunteers, the initiative helped collect nearly 225 kg of plastic waste from the shoreline and mangrove areas, which has been sent for recycling. MMRDA also distributed indoor plants and encouraged citizens to adopt simple sustainable habits like reducing plastic use and choosing eco-friendly alternatives. Every small step towards protecting nature contributes to building a cleaner, greener and more sustainable Mumbai Metropolitan Region. 🌿 #WorldEnvironmentDay #MMRDA #MaharashtraNaturePark #CleanShores #GreenFuture #BeachCleanup #SustainableMumbai #PlasticFreeMumbai #SwachhVasundharaAbhiyaan CMO Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis Eknath Shinde - एकनाथ शिंदे Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee Majhi Vasundhara ⚪️ Standard Chartered India PIB in Maharashtra 🇮🇳 MAHARASHTRA DGIPR PIB India

MMRDA

12,382 views • 1 month ago