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India is currently facing the problem of Resource Depletion due to high contamination and pollution of the available resources. Scientists and Researchers are worried about the next 30 years when almost all the Resources will found exhausted. The main reason behind the depletion of resources is poor management of wastes produced by the society on day to day basis. In India, we don’t follow the Community bin system. We have a door-to-door collection system for the municipal solid waste generated at household level. the municipal solid waste is not properly segregated at source and at processing or dumping site and dispossed off in open dumping yard near by a city/town.
These dumps are creating more public health issues and degrading overall environment by polluting Land, Ground-water and run off through the wastes during rainy season is polluting most of the surface water too. Population growth and the very reasonable expectations of of people for consumer goods and services requires more material to be extracted, processed and used, and this results in increasing volumes of wastes that need to be properly managed.
We live in amazing times. The challanges to achieve sustainable waste management are immense. But so too are the opportunities to have real impact and to deliver change that can improve the lives of many. The natural resources on which we all depend are under greater stress than ever before. Hence to achieve the the goal of sustainability, each of us will have to contribute. “Because we can not direct the winds but we can adjust our sails”
Few small things that we can do because someone has to deal with the waste we r producing:
1. Stop throwing plastics, these can be reused and recycled.
2. Try to minimize the Refuse (garbage/rubbish)
3. Keep the waste segregated (dry, wet and rubbish) so the processing of waste can be easy
4. Disposing wastes and plastics into water-bodies.
If we are not for the zero waste then how waste we are for the society
39 Comments. Leave new
But our govt has taken certain initiatives….but we are tge only who will make it successful
exactly
we have the technology but funds and mind-set of people is the worry
this article very precisely points out the issues we are facing.
thanks vishakha!
nice.
thank you
A very important topic has been touched upon. Efficient waste management is a necessity in today’s time and plays a key role in sustainable development.
thank you
Important topic mentioned.. A few grammatical errors are found though
thank u Rajeshwari
and yes, I’ll take care abot the gramatics frm next time 🙂
well described
thanks dhruv
One of the topics which is often ignored in our day to day lives. Well presented and its so true we cannot direct the winds but we can adjust our sails 🙂
thank u srishti!
very serious issue,we should definitely be concerned about this!
its the need of hour
You have addressed a very important issue in this article .. Great job!
thanks saumya
everyone should keep in mind the last four points..
yes!
then we are heading towards the sustainability
Nice article!
thanks tarandeep
Nice
thank you!
Well articulated!
thank you 🙂
Good to read.
thanks 🙂
a very important issue highlighted here.. well done!
thank you Megha 🙂
well constructed
thanks 🙂
Nice article abhishek, wish to see more like these..
thank u Promit 🙂
Copy paste kela vatte
One of the best way to minimize waste generation can be learnt from middle-class house wives. I am sure most of us will agree to this when we observe our mothers’ or grandmothers’ in kitchen and doing household chores.
you got it absolutely right Alifiya
that should be applied to the community level also.
Nice artcile
Well written!