The National Green Tribunal has sought a response within five weeks from authorities, including the Central Pollution Control Board and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, on...
The youngsters have diverted 5,870 Kg of waste from the landfills with their small acts, in the last one year, under project Yuwa, an intiative by...
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal described the launch of the engineered landfill site as a significant step towards sustainable waste management and environment conservation
As per the scheduled target, 15 lakh tonnes of garbage should have been removed from the Ghazipur dumpsite but only 5.25 lakh tons have been removed
A total of 45 lakh tonnes of waste was there in this mountain of garbage at Okhla. Work began last November to process and remove it...
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said, "Till date, about 18 lakh tonnes had to be removed, but (only) 12 lakh tonnes has been removed"
Bhalswa landfill site has about 60-65 lakh tonnes of municipal waste spread over 72 acres out of which 45 lakh tonnes of waste gets reduced by...
In its latest report, the Centre for Science and Environment has advocated for robust policies to incentivise waste diversion through source separation and the development of critical...
G20 Summit: The anti-smog guns have been deployed at sanitary landfill sites situated at Bhalaswa, Ghazipur and Okhla and a pollution hotspot at Anand Vihar
Speaking at an event here on 'Delhi 2041 - New Master Plan', LG Saxena cited various initiatives undertaken in the development of Yamuna flood plains, revamping...
According to experts, organic waste dumped in a landfill produces methane when it rots. In hot weather conditions, methane catches fire spontaneously and the blaze spreads...
On Monday (June 12) afternoon, Delhi’s Ghazipur dumpsite caught fire due to the generation of methane gas and high temperature
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) believes that Ghazipur landfill caught fire due to the methane generation at site and high temperature
According to experts, organic waste dumped in a landfill produces methane when it rots. In hot weather conditions, methane catches fire spontaneously and the blaze spreads...
A panel tasked by The National Green Tribunal in 2021 ascertained the environmental damage caused by Delhi's waste dumps to be in tune of Rs 450...
