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Any discussion related to green energy especially biofuels, as waste (i.e. garden and vegetable) as become a major problem, how can we help environment and climate change by handling waste management properly?

Like Japan and Singapore, why doesn’t India and others country copy their waste management technology, burn plastic waste to produce energy, turn polluted gas into breathable air ?

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Ishitva Robotics: Transforming Waste Management Founded in 2017, Ishitva Robotics is an Indian startup dedicated to enhancing waste management through advanced technology. They focus on AI-powered robotic systems designed for waste sorting, capable

Revolutionizing Waste Management in India: The MSBV Opportunity (MOBILE SCRAP BALING VEHICLE ) Ashraf Shafi cv Founder and CEO of MSBV India Pvt Kozhikode, Kerala, India About Ashraf Shafi Visionary

Revolutionizing Waste Management in India: The MSBV Opportunity (MOBILE SCRAP BALING VEHICLE ) Ashraf Shafi cv Founder and CEO of MSBV India Pvt Kozhikode, Kerala, India About Ashraf Shafi Visionary

Exclusive Green Energy Investment Opportunity We at Mursan Kamalpur Green Energy Pvt. Ltd. are setting up a ₹19 Cr Bio-CNG & Organic Fertilizer Plant in India under the Govt.-backed SATAT Scheme with additional revenue from Carbon Credits. Seeking

🔵Aftermath of Ambani-Merchant weeding that no media will cover..... ( Exclusively on Medial 😝) 1. 700-800 Kg dry and wet waste generated per day. 2. High Energy Consumption of energy leading to considerable amount of footprint. 3. 700-800 priva

Zerowatt Energy is a green-tech startup incubated at IIT Madras and supported by the Kerala Startup Mission. The company focuses on helping industries optimize their energy usage and reduce their carbon footprint using AI and IoT-based solutions. T

How big tech is cleverly evading its responsibility to become carbon neutral through creative accounting practices? Through "Renewable Energy Certificates" (RECs). The data centers of these companies have incredible power requirements which is met