Comprehensive solid waste management a priority for State govt., says Kerala CM
A comprehensive solid waste management plan for Kerala is one of the three major priority areas for the United Democratic Front (UDF) government, said Chief Minister V.D. The government is now planning to take the initiative for integrated waste management projects. We could have at least 14 of those, one each in every district,” he said.He said that the public cannot be blamed for protesting as soon as a waste management plant is announced in any locality, considering the history of pollution and health issues due to such plants in some regions in the past.
- ▪A comprehensive solid waste management plan for Kerala is one of the three major priority areas for the United Democratic Front (UDF) government, said Chief Minister V.D.
- ▪The government is now planning to take the initiative for integrated waste management projects.
- ▪We could have at least 14 of those, one each in every district,” he said.He said that the public cannot be blamed for protesting as soon as a waste management plant is announced in any locality, considering the history of pollution and heal
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A comprehensive solid waste management plan for Kerala is one of the three major priority areas for the United Democratic Front (UDF) government, said Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan. Speaking at a programme organised by the Kerala State Pollution Control Board on Monday as part of the launch of its new projects, he said that the government is envisaging projects which would function like an effective chain from the source of the waste to its processing.“One of the challenges faced by the local bodies in waste management is the number of fake companies that exist only on paper, who approach them promising high-sounding projects with US or German technology. The government is now planning to take the initiative for integrated waste management projects.
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