MSW Plant

One of the major environmental problems that developing countries are facing is improper solid waste disposal and management strategies. Solid waste has been a major environmental issue. A major portion of the solid waste comes from schools, homes, offices, markets, farms, and other public places. In this some of the garbage, refuse, sludge, trash, and rubbish are biodegradable e.g., paper products, food droppings, as well as vegetation like grass and twigs, and others are not biodegradable and they include metals, aluminum cans, plastics, broken computers, and car parts. As they do not decay easily, they pile up in landfills and refuse dumps and these bring great harm to the water, land, and people around it. India produces 277.1 million tonnes of solid waste every year. Which is likely to touch 387.8 million tonnes in 2030, and 543.3 million tonnes by 2050.