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Some complexes are sending almost no waste to landfills | Bengaluru News - Times of India

By Paving+ / September 20, 2024
Bharat’s #Start-Up Capital Paves The Way!
The success of Bengaluru’s apartment complexes in achieving near-zero #waste to landfill status is a beacon of hope in our battle against the mounting waste crisis. These complexes have demonstrated that with proper planning, resident engagement, and innovative solutions, it’s possible to significantly reduce our reliance on landfills.
Segregation at source, on-site composting, and collaboration with waste pickers and recyclers have been key strategies in achieving this remarkable feat. By diverting waste from landfills, these complexes are not only conserving valuable land but also reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting our environment.
However, the road to zero-waste is not without its challenges. Lack of awareness, resistance to change, and inadequate infrastructure can hinder progress. It’s essential to address these obstacles through education, incentives, and policy interventions.
The success of these Bengaluru complexes can serve as an inspiration for other cities and communities across India. By adopting similar strategies, we can collectively reduce our waste footprint and create a more #sustainable future.
“Embassy Manyata Business Park, the largest business park in the city, says 100% of its food waste gets composted and nothing goes to landfills!” – Read more: https://lnkd.in/g4cgG37R
Let’s work together to make zero-waste a reality in every neighborhood. The time for action is now!
#ZeroWaste #WasteManagement #Bengaluru #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #EnvironmentalProtection #CommunityEngagement
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