We are managing many plants across India, where we ensure that:
1. CPCB norms are more stringently met.
2. Water is recycled completely
3.There is reduction in cost due to lesser energy usage and chemicals
4. There is no foul odour or vectors
In order to
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I am looking out for a "Environment Collection Specialist" for Tetrapak India Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore, who will help set up and regularize the collection infrastructure for post consumer cartons.
The candidate will aid in facilitating collection and r
Read more…Looking for environment graduates, enthusiasts interested to work with GreenBandhu as Project Manager in Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bhubaneshwar.
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Find attached the Latest Procedure for Grant of Approval for Utilization of Hazardous Waste as Supplementary Resource or Energy Recovery or after processing under rule 11 of HWM Rules, 2008, issued by CPCB.
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Read more…"If there is a Nobel Prize for filth, India would get it."- Jairam Ramesh, Minister, MOEF
The comment made by the honorable minister may be partly correct but the comment is ill timed since he happened to be the minister in charge for MOEF and the re
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Here's a lead story today in TIME Magazine on India's ewaste problem. What do you think are the solutions?
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The high-pitched, nasal call of the neighborhood scrap collector is a familiar weekend sound in most Indian neighborhoods. In Noida, a q
We call it Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) "Management" as the solutions are not purely technical. The solutions lie in......policy, law, social, managerial, economics, ....a combination of them. Let me present my thoughts on this subject...
India is a
Read more…I am sure members of Indian Environment Network must have at some point of time utilized the services of Scrap and Waste collectors in India. Are you utilizing them in your professional capactiy as well?
Share your ideas to make this system bloom a
Read more…It is actually good to see this statement from the Env. Minister. The first step in a mitigation process is understanding and accepting that there is a problem. Does anybody know if there are new policies that have been developed in this regard by th
Read more…"Our cities are dirtiest cities of the world. If there is a Nobel prize for dirt and filth, India will win it, no doubt," - Jairam Ramesh, Minister of Environment & Forests. Check source here Do you agree with his statement? What are the options for
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