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The Kapaleeswarar Temple in Mylapore, Chennai, has taken a pioneering step in sustainable waste management through its Green Temple initiative. This project focuses on converting the temple’s organic waste into useful resources, primarily through composting and biogas generation. Each day, the temple produces about 500 kilograms of organic waste. This includes around 400 kilograms of […]

Bio-Compressed Natural Gas (Bio-CNG) is emerging as a revolutionary technology with the potential to significantly reduce air pollution. By addressing three critical areas—methane emissions, waste-burning, and fossil-fuel dependency—Bio-CNG offers both economic and environmental advantages. Despite its promise, the industry has been slow to adopt this technology, with various challenges hindering its widespread implementation. Indore, Madhya

The Koyambedu Wholesale Market Complex, one of Asia’s largest, was established by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) to alleviate congestion in Chennai’s central business district and facilitate trading in perishable items like vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Spanning 60 acres with excellent infrastructure, it attracts numerous traders and consumers, but also generates a significant amount

Thangavel Spinning Mill in Bommidi has taken a significant step towards sustainability by installing a Green Connect biogas plant in 2015. With a capacity of 5 cubic meters, the plant is designed to process 50 kg of food waste daily from the mill’s canteen, effectively transforming it into a valuable resource. Thangavel Spinning Mill approached

In 2023, St Peter’s College in Chennai took a significant step towards sustainability by installing a 2 cubic meter biogas plant through Green Connect, specializing in eco-friendly waste management solutions. The initiative, motivated by the college’s commitment to environmental stewardship and the benefits of NAAC accreditation. St Peter’s College, aiming to enhance its green credentials,

India, with a population of 1.33 billion, has one of the highest population densities in the world, standing at 325 people per square kilometer. Covering 2.9 million square kilometers, the country holds nearly 18% of the world’s population. Despite efforts to manage this growth, the administration has often struggled to implement effective policies, especially in

Waste management is crucial for keeping our homes and communities clean. It involves collecting, transporting, processing, and disposing of waste. There are two main types of waste management systems: centralized and decentralized. Centralized Waste Management Advantages: Disadvantages: Decentralized Waste Management Advantages Disadvantages: Conclusion Both centralized and decentralized waste systems have their unique advantages and disadvantages

CSI Balar Gnana Illam, a remarkable institution in Salem, is home to over 120 intellectually challenged children. The school has been a beacon of hope and support, providing a nurturing environment for these children to grow and thrive. However, like many institutions, it faced challenges in managing its operational costs, particularly with its energy consumption.

In the heart of rural India, cooking isn’t just a daily chore; it’s a tradition deeply intertwined with cultural practices and lifestyle. However, the predominant use of traditional fuels for cooking, such as firewood, crop residues, and cow dung, has far-reaching implications for both health and the environment. As these fuels release harmful pollutants and