In the age of sustainable development, businesses across all sectors are stepping up their environmental responsibility, and the amusement park industry in India is no exception. As destinations that attract large crowds, amusement parks have an inherent responsibility to manage the waste they generate. Over the years, Indian amusement parks Read more…
The CII Zero Waste Certification is an initiative by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in India that aims to promote and recognize organizations’ efforts in achieving zero waste goals. This certification program encourages businesses to adopt sustainable waste management practices, reduce waste generation, and promote recycling and resource efficiency. Read more…
Title: CERAG’s Waste Management Initiatives: Pioneering Sustainable Solutions in Chintal Introduction: In addition to their extensive environmental research and conservation efforts, the Chintal Environmental Research Action Group (CERAG) has taken up the crucial task of waste management. Recognizing the pressing need for sustainable waste practices, CERAG has implemented innovative initiatives Read more…
Case Study 2: Saahas Zero Waste Saahas Zero Waste is an organization based in Bangalore that focuses on waste management solutions and has undertaken plastic waste recycling projects in India. Project Overview: Saahas implemented a plastic waste recycling project in collaboration with residential communities, schools, and businesses in Bangalore. The Read more…
Title: Unlocking Hidden Treasures: The Recovery of Precious Metals from E-Waste Introduction: In our digital age, electronic waste (e-waste) has become a pressing environmental concern. However, amidst this waste lies a hidden treasure—precious metals. E-waste contains valuable metals such as gold, silver, palladium, and platinum that can be recovered through Read more…
Waste management practices can differ significantly between developing and developed countries due to variations in infrastructure, resources, regulations, and socio-economic factors. Here are some key differences in waste management between developing and developed countries: While these differences exist, it is important to note that waste management practices are evolving in Read more…
Businesses and industries play a significant role in implementing effective waste management strategies. By adopting sustainable practices and integrating waste reduction, recycling, and proper disposal into their operations, they can minimize environmental impact and promote resource efficiency. Here are some key steps that businesses and industries can take to implement Read more…
Plastic waste has become a global environmental crisis, polluting our oceans, endangering wildlife, and contributing to climate change. However, with growing awareness and technological advancements, we have the tools and strategies to mitigate this crisis. Plastic Recycling Technologies Several innovative technologies are reshaping the way we handle plastic waste: Reuse Read more…
solution Building construction, traditionally, has been a major contributor to waste generation, but with the advancement of technology and increased environmental awareness, this trend is beginning to change. A wide range of innovative solutions have emerged that can significantly reduce waste in building construction. In the Indian context, where the Read more…
The construction industry has traditionally been one of the largest generators of waste globally. However, the trend is shifting, and increasingly, the industry is looking towards incorporating recycled materials into construction practices. This not only diverts waste from landfills but also reduces the demand for virgin materials, thereby preserving natural Read more…