Struggles and solutions in waste management from Gurugram: Waste to energy plant/Waste segregation
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2022
- What is Gurugram's answer to the 40-metre tall Bandhwari landfill?
Municipal authorities have proposed a waste-to-energy plant to handle the mounting pile of waste. The project has been faced with resistance from local communities and activists with fears of pollution in addition to the existing groundwater pollution caused by the landfill.
Many countries across the world have realised the limitations of WTE plants and are now shifting focus to reducing waste and segregating at the source. While waste segregation is implemented poorly in Indian cities by authorities and residents, an apartment complex in Gurugram shows the way. The residents strictly adhere to waste segregation practices and have set up a composting unit that has reduced their contribution to the Bandhwari landfill.
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Great work nice video
My waste my responsibility..this planet is our only home 🥳☘️🌎❤️
Incredible. This is the great idea to solve this out. It happened in my country too. Thank you for sharing.
Why is this not viral
Speakers:
1. Gaurav Sarup, Activist and resident, Gurugram
2. Chandra Bhushan, President and CEO, iForest
3. Keshav Jaini, Garden Estate, Gurugram
4. Rahul Choudhary. Founder, Legal Initiative for forest and Environment (LIFE)
0:54 - waste we generate
1:58 - Problem with waste management
3:02 - Community waste management (Garden Estate, Gurugram)
6:18 - Bandhwari landfill, Haryana
6:41 - Timarpur-Okhla WTE plant, New Delhi, and problems
7:43 - Public hearing: Bandhwari WTE plant expansion
Note:
a. Good work.
b. Time stamp is missing.
c. Video reach and engagement are very less. Work becomes a waste if It doesn't reach the target audience.
❤I REALLY Appreciate 🎉 INDORE CITY AND CITIZENS( EVEN SLUM AREAS) 😮😮😮😮😮
Great video.
Any new information on the WTE projects in Hyderabad, India?
How's the Swach Bharat Campaign going?
The biggest solution is heavy challans.
The only answer governments seem to look for is where they can make money. Even then, the apathy to ensure things happen as they should happen ENSURES that we remain where we started. Having said that, people's apathy and over- smartness in dumping waste wherever they can to rid themselves of any effort is another aspect. Gated communities in Delhi and high rise complexes in Gurugram are better off in that it is mandatory for residents to become members and pay a membership fee for many services. Many things can be monitored. This is not so in private colonies, there by making it extremely difficult to ensure rules are followed. Yet the civic bodies dump all the responsibility on the residents while their paid staff from Sanitary Inspectors to Commissioners don't give any importance to complaints sent to them! Why make rules? Only to exploit for challans? Even that is not implemented! So it's a free-for-all! RWAs in such private colonies, are not invested, with any power to ensure rules are followed. But a lot is expected from RWAs, both by the civic bodies and by the residents ( whether they pay membership or not!).
I am a Delhi resident and it is sad situation that we are facing. Everyone is complaining and pointing fingers to each other but not everyone actually wants to face it. Segregation of trash has to be done from the consumer side to be able to point finger at the government's incompetence. That is no where to be seen. Only kick back from the producer side is "What can we do alone?" And story ends. DDA and illegal constructions in Delhi does not have the capacity or was even proposed for trash segregation. Dwarka sector 12, near aashirwaad chowk, DDA trash holding place is taken over and converted into a temple, while the temple owners son is known for multiple wrongdoings. How many places like this are there? Government makes rules then we as consumer break it and blame everyone in the government. We all are at fault, the day that realization is made we will move forward for a solution.
Ye sab samasya hal hosakta hai. Sabhi ko jagruk kare her channel news media RUclips ka istemal kar municipalities her Ghar jakar logo ko samjhaya jaye.ghar ka Kachra sukha alag Gila alag kar rakhe her Ghar me plastic K dabba ya tin ka dabba de kar bole Nagar sewak MLA MP sabhi ko milkar madad kar aage badhana chahiye.
FIrst we have to reduce the waste produced in the first place and then we can recycle the waste that is generated. If the rate of unwanted waste creation is more than the recyling then there will be no change what so ever.
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What can be lawfully achieved... that must be targeted in co-ordination with all stakeholders...... Only cursing law enforcing agencies may not suffice over all objective
#crymybelovedgurgaon
The problem with indian waste management is the amount of population in india. The only way is to reduce and compost our own waste.
Well, governments make big promises at International Environment Forums and then do not implement them when they come back! E.g. we all know that plastic is detrimental but why then aren't plastic manufacturing units banned, stopped? Just by changing the micron levels, bags don't cease to be plastic! Moreover, if you can challan for no helmet, no mask and no seat belt, why can't they challan for not carrying own cloth bags? The vendors are challanned.... Again making the poor man your scape goat! I have seen MCD Officials challaning a vendor and not the customer who doesn't bring his own bag! Vendors lose customers if they don't give bags. It's survival for them. Whereas the so-called selfish, mindless customer does not bring his own bag! When questioned, the MCD Official said that they don't have orders to challan customers! Why this one way rule?
Modi hota Delhi mein to resolve ho jaata problem