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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 ?

That's crazy!! India is the No. 1 plastic polluter on earth. India produces 3x more plastic pollution than China, despite having a similar population! The Crazy Part? India's daily plastic waste could build ~6,250 km of roads each day, enough to r

Idea For You Implement Now — So guy's we all know that plastic is the most essential thing for every company and people in india. According to research india import Plastic of 19 billion dollars annually from foreign countries like USA and China. In

Bro why. ? just why ? 🔥 . What's your opinion , insight on this ?

Hey everyone, there is cause addressing that plastic and E-waste management where the entire world is facing to manage that, in a forum to think and to resolve or to reduce. What would be the final solution.

7 Countries That waste most foods every year😧 🇮🇳 In India 68 Million tons food waste every year that cost around 34 billion dollars 💰 so why nobody is solving this problem ?

Ecokaari is a pune based startup which creates bags from plastic wrappers Nandan ji the founder of Ecokaari noticed that despite the fact that plastic is recyclable Landfills are growing at a rapid pace After researching he discovered that most of

Plastic free: Ai can be used to monitor the waste that are created in homes * Homes * hotels * Offices These can then be replaced with biodegradable materials A B2B and D2C market place can be built which offers a biodegradable alternative for

My startup idea: i just came over a instagram reel where people making corn starch plastic bags (barat compostables ) which is biodegradable and not toxic for environment. But the only thing is the price. Middle class and poor are getting toxic plast

🌿 PeelVita : Turning Waste into Wellness 🌿 Every year, millions of tons of banana peels, packed with nutrients like fiber, vitamins B6, C, and essential minerals, are discarded, contributing to waste and ignoring their superfood potential. The Pr