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He suggested he had side effects now that he was taking me to the second question is that if we consider the metro you just know it is not that we will stop generating waste.

But as long as I quote the statistics we have about just one million tons of rubbish You know produce almost every day and given the kind of problems.

 You have noticed you new When it comes to waste management we must realize that technology is not a problem.

We have all therapy technologies the problem is from the beginning when we produce waste we do not classify it properly.

When I do it as an individual I am not sure if the urban area theme divides even uh uh garbage collection in a separate way and most of the weight collected.

 For example, organic-based can be easily treated by adding compost or biome thanation. or bio CNG plant right the waste that does not rot like dry garbage like plastic paper metals all of these are precious.

 So only Non-recyclable waste should not go to waste disposal sites and I would also say that dumping sites do not demolish as we do in Jaipur.

You will be surprised to know that as reported I understand that endemic they dump almost. of 50 to 60 the percentage of the waste in these dumb areas and if you dump.

 In dumb areas, this is what happens to fire because we see that there is irreparable damage already happening.

So we did not make money from it or have it not uh quantified those levels of pollution so much this is a problem and the solution to this problem is to divert recyclable waste to recycling facilities or composting sites or treatment plants.

 That's the key and we have a lot of successful cases learned from it our country and we see that these existing have some cities.

 That do very well and can do it in fact, if you could just stay a little deeper on the point you are making about recycling you think.

 We as a society as you know our government policies do enough to turn waste into useful resources, uh I will say things.

 Because of the swak separate mission and now the government has approved all bulbs reclaim their landfill as soon as possible so that the city can have less than 10 lakh people must vacate.

 Their landfills by 31 March 2023 and cities with more than 10 lakhs must evacuate their dumps on 31st March 2020 so we have a few years to seek to reclaim.

 All these dumps and there will be efforts by many cities including Indoor mobile Ambika.

But the small town of Chattanooga has reclaimed its landfills and today they transfer all their waste to these recycling centers.

It is less expensive and in it turns the garbage business into a sustainable business as a model where uh the Non-recyclable waste can be converted into resources and transferred to the right places and only residues that go into the landfill are ok dr Singh.