EPR – Extended Producers Responsibility, is the term introduced for all the producers, importers, brand owners, who are consuming plastic for their goods. EPR was earlier limited to only, e-waste PIBOs, but In PWM 2016 Rules, the government has extended Read More
Misting machine systems are beneficial for maintaining the suitable climate inside orangeries of any breadth. The mist fogging machines can also help in speeding up the growth of plants in a surrounding. They help to reduce the amount of water Read More
The speedy growth in urbanization and in keeping with capita profits in India has appreciably brought about growth in municipal solid waste technology inside the country. Electronic waste and plastic waste has contributed a huge quantity to the overall waste Read More
India undoubtedly is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world today with approximately 1.33 billion people. Due to this, it is effectively generating massive quantities of waste every year. Delhi, the capital of India alone generates more than 8,000 Read More
Zero Waste Over the years, India has become the 15th biggest plastic polluter globally. In this 21st century, with 1.38 billion population the country alone generates 26,000 tons of plastic waste per year. It is mainly due to rapid population Read More
Benefits of Extended Producer Responsibility, The Plastic waste management industry in India Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a legislative strategy under which producers are given significant responsibility for the fair treatment or disposal of post-consumer products. EPR is used by Read More
The ultimate aim of recycling plastic is to reduce high rates of plastic pollution. This can be done by encouraging people in-home or office to recycle or reuse the plastic. It will help keep these harmful materials out of landfills. Read More
The quantity of solid waste produced in city depends on the type of the city, its population, living standards of the residents and degree of commercialization and various activities prevailing in the city. The generation of waste mainly depends on Read More
Zero Waste is an end-to-end machine technique with the vision of useful resource management targeted on reducing, reusing, and recycling. Recycling converts waste into products that are then put to use in a variety of different applications. This reduces the Read More
An environmental expert in a brief interview stated that “India’s waste problem can only be resolved if it revolutionizes the way waste is treated and adopts a smarter waste management system; instead of dumping all the waste in landfills, recycling Read More