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India generates 62 million tons of waste annually, of which less than 60% is collected and only 15% is processed. Inefficient waste management is a serious issue in India, causing health problems, environmental degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions. There are two main solutions: composting and incineration. Composting enriches soil and reduces emissions, while incineration converts waste to ash and flue gas, uses less space than landfills, eliminates groundwater contamination, and generates energy, but has higher costs and toxic emissions. Improving waste management in India is important to address these problems.
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Poster Presentation on municipal solid waste management
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Poster Presentation on municipal solid waste management
India generates 62 million tons of waste annually, of which less than 60% is collected and only 15% is processed. Inefficient waste management is a serious issue in India, causing health problems, environmental degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions. There are two main solutions: composting and incineration. Composting enriches soil and reduces emissions, while incineration converts waste to ash and flue gas, uses less space than landfills, eliminates groundwater contamination, and generates energy, but has higher costs and toxic emissions. Improving waste management in India is important to address these problems.
India generates 62 million tons of waste annually, of which less than 60% is collected and only 15% is processed. Inefficient waste management is a serious issue in India, causing health problems, environmental degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions. There are two main solutions: composting and incineration. Composting enriches soil and reduces emissions, while incineration converts waste to ash and flue gas, uses less space than landfills, eliminates groundwater contamination, and generates energy, but has higher costs and toxic emissions. Improving waste management in India is important to address these problems.
Planning, Analysis and Design of Municipal Solid Waste
Composting and Incineration, India
By Ram Pathak and Amir Shaikh Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
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About cholera have been on the rise as vectors like India generates 62 million tons of waste every insects and rodents are attracted to the waste. year, of which less than 60% is collected and Improper waste management also adversely affects around 15% processed. India has third ranking in the environment. The decomposition of organic terms of greenhouse gas emissions due to land wastes at landfill sites produces greenhouse gases, fills.43 million tons of solid waste are collected while organic waste contaminates the water and annually, out of which 11.9 million (22-28%) are soil. Clearly, inefficient waste management is a The Advantages of a Solid Waste Incinerator. treated and 31 million (72-78%) are dumped at serious issue that needs to be addressed in India. Solid waste incinerators are used to combust landfill sites. If garbage is dumped at the current organic substances contained in waste. rate without any treatment, 1,240 hectares of land Incineration converts solid waste into ash, flue gas will be required in the form of landfill area per year. and heat. Incineration is the main alternative to landfills, which hold solid waste in a contained area. PROS 1. Efficient use of space 2. Elimination of groundwater contamination 3. Energy generation 4. Lower carbon footprint CONS Solution 1.High incineration plant costs There are two major solutions exist is Composting 2.Emissions of toxic pollutants Problems and Incineration. Benefits of Composting. Enriches Incineration produces more renewable soil, helping retain moisture and suppress plant fuel than landfill gas capture, but is a more The rise in municipal solid waste generation is diseases and pests. Encourages the production of expensive technology. raising serious health and sanitation is- beneficial bacteria and fungi that break down sues, including breathing problems, high PM10 ex- organic matter to create humus, a rich nutrient-filled References posure, increased mucus production, bacterial in- material. Reduces methane emissions from landfills • The Times of India fections, elevated cardiovascular risk, asthma and and lowers your carbon footprint. • Annual report of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change