ComPASS will work with 150 volunteer farmers across 15–20 villages in Chitradurga taluk to process approximately 12,500 tonnes of segregated wet waste, producing nearly 3,000 tonnes of organic compost.
Members of the green warriors take a step beyond waste collection to give a new lease of life to pre-loved clothes, upcycle fabric scraps, and repair LED bulbs in a bid to reduce, reuse, and recycle
Global plastic production exceeds 460 million tonnes annually, and the material’s resistance to degradation is fuelling growing concern about its environmental impact. Traditional disposal routes – incineration and landfilling – are not only wasteful but also highly polluting. However, a new chemical technique that converts discarded plastics into aviation fuel is now emerging as a promising and potentially low-cost solution. Chinese researchers have proposed a technology that can convert waste...
The collected divine waste will be scientifically segregated and processed through authorised recycling and environmentally responsible disposal methods
The corporation says, the proposal has been forwarded to the government after obtaining legal opinion from the Advocate General
Yi Trivandrum launches initiative to transform pre-loved sarees into eco-friendly marathon bags for the Kovalam Marathon 2026