Organic Waste Management

These "superflies" can consume a wide range of organic waste, potentially transforming it into valuable resources like oils for lubricants, biofuels, and animal feed.

The UK India Social Entrepreneurship Education Network is organizing the event in collaboration by the IIT Madras' Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CSIE).

Solid waste management continues to remain one of the biggest civic challenges faced by Bengaluru. Segregation of garbage at source is still not happening much, waste management plants are still being readied and the existing units cannot cope with the city's estimated 4,000 tonnes of garbage a day. Dumping of organic waste after festivals makes th...

IIT-Delhi is all fired up about its various 'green initiatives', ranging from organic waste management, paper recycling, car-pooling and wildlife conservation.

2015 began on a happy note for residents of Thiruvananthapuram. One of the biggest dumpyards in the heart of Kerala's capital has now been fully cleaned up. And with aerobic bins and other organic waste management techniques like bio-gas plants in place in households and communities, four wards have now been declared "clean" by the municipal corpor...

These "superflies" can consume a wide range of organic waste, potentially transforming it into valuable resources like oils for lubricants, biofuels, and animal feed.

The UK India Social Entrepreneurship Education Network is organizing the event in collaboration by the IIT Madras' Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CSIE).

Solid waste management continues to remain one of the biggest civic challenges faced by Bengaluru. Segregation of garbage at source is still not happening much, waste management plants are still being readied and the existing units cannot cope with the city's estimated 4,000 tonnes of garbage a day. Dumping of organic waste after festivals makes th...

IIT-Delhi is all fired up about its various 'green initiatives', ranging from organic waste management, paper recycling, car-pooling and wildlife conservation.

2015 began on a happy note for residents of Thiruvananthapuram. One of the biggest dumpyards in the heart of Kerala's capital has now been fully cleaned up. And with aerobic bins and other organic waste management techniques like bio-gas plants in place in households and communities, four wards have now been declared "clean" by the municipal corpor...