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Home composting

We doing home composting with kitchen waste in our terrace.. can any one suggest how to avoid fruit flies and worms near bin... Any simple technic to get rid of flies..

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on January 6, 2017 at 10:41pm — 1 Comment

plastic waste can be recycled into polyster fibre

levi's is on among clothing retailers which is slowly turning trash into raw material. 8 bottles used in 1 jean . kochi is the largest source in kerala for used plastics bottle that transformed into polyester fibre for fabrics.the clean flakes that are melted into filaments are solidified into recycled polyster fibre that has 80% of strength that virgin polyster has  and can be just used like it is. is this technology an environmental sustainable?? instead of dumping and landfills wear your…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on June 20, 2014 at 5:14am — 2 Comments

Future of Ecological sanitation

Ecological sanitation will develop only when the government and industry see’s its potential benefit to society. The future of ecological sanitation lies in seeing its potential and investing further in its research, development and infrastructure. We cannot imagine the eco-san systems exist after 50-100yrs from now. With no doubt we can say that it will be much more sophisticated than now. But eco- san principles of containment, pathogen destruction and recycling of nutrients will remain…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 24, 2012 at 5:31am — 3 Comments

Water a core issue of Pakistan than Kashmir

Taken from a article by Ramaswamy R Iyer



Water issue between India and Pakistan is becoming prominent once again. A few years ago, one could have said there is no water issue because water sharing on the Indus stands settled by the Indus treaty 1960, but that does not work now. Pakistan has repeatedly made few points. They are

• India is storing or diverting waters to the detriment of Pakistan.

• The water scarcity is caused by Indian action.

• The flows in the western… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on October 24, 2011 at 7:30pm — No Comments

Pay for plastic bags-Is it effective, to reduce use of plastics??

MoEF in Feb 2011 brought a rule that shop keepers should not provide plastic bags free, instead customers shold pay and buy bags to carry their purchased items. customers should get thrie own bags from home. but when people (customers)when they purchase items in 100s and 1000s they dont mind paying 50paisa -Rs5 for platic bags. people dont carry a bag from home when they go out for malls such as big bazaar,spencers,nilgeris, reliance fresh etc... for buying vegetables ang grocerries in local…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on October 7, 2011 at 5:00am — 5 Comments

ribbon development of urban sprawls

the degradation of agricultural land is not only confined around the cities, but it is upcoming very fast on and around the city or state highways. Dewas is a industrial setup and Mhow near Indore. indore being the cntre of these 2 cities recieves maximum influx of population, which migrates in search of better living standards and good civic facilities. this continuous influx acts as a catalyst in the expansion of urban sprawls. similarly there are many small towns and villages which…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on September 24, 2011 at 8:41am — No Comments

Flood Management

Impact of Climate change on flood sector has reviews such as

  •  mapping flood prone areas using modern technologies like remote sensing, satellite data and air borne laser terrain mapping.
  • flood plain zoning bill be adopted and enforced
  • flood hazad zonation maps be prepared and widely publised
  • flood forecasting and warning network be strengthened and modernised
  • instrumentation for monitoring of glacial lakes and warning for outburst flood be…
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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on September 7, 2011 at 5:13am — 1 Comment

E-Waste Management

Government of India will soon implement for e-waste management, they are planning to send a notice to all electronic manufacturing companies to collect the e-waste by putting up collection centre in certain places and reuse the waste product. The manufacturing companies should collect and reuse the product. E-waste includes computers, laptops, TV, refrigerator, washing machine, mixer and grinder, music systems etc. this would be the best E-waste management step taken by the government. should… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 29, 2011 at 3:04am — 4 Comments

Apparments- higher the floor the lower the pollution in metro's?

Nowadays in opting appartments people opt for higher floor.. the cost of apparments also increases as the floor number increases. The construction companies have started building above 20floors with gated community. they say the higher the floor pollution free, but my point of view is higher the floor also the suspended particulate matters move upwards and take time to settle back to downward. my option of selection of floor would be below 3 and not above it. some opt for higher floor saying…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 18, 2011 at 1:57am — 3 Comments

Green drive- plastic to be used for laying roads

According to this, the molten plastic would be mixed with heated blue metal pieces and then mixed with bitumen. The molten plastic would form a thin layer over the metal binding the road strongly. This reduces the use of bitumen.

Global anti-incinerator alliance says, when roads degrade, the plastic which is non biodegradable will permeate the soil and pollute the ground water.

But this method is not been adopted anywhere. Will this be a good idea of disposing plastics?

Molten… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 6, 2011 at 4:55am — 4 Comments

Common effluent treatment plant (CETP) – A flop scheme in India

CETP was promoted by MoEF in 1984 to treat wastewater from small and medium scale industries sector (SMIs). First CETP was constructed in1985 in Jeedimelta near Hyderabad. CETP was followed by other states in TN, MP, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.

A bulk environmental pollution is caused by SMIs. Small scale industries policy has no thought for environmental planning. For the effluent from SSIs the concept of CETP was introduced. The MoEF has instructed the SPCB to establish CETPs in…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 4, 2011 at 5:53am — 10 Comments

Climate change affects ground water resource

• Recharges and formation of new aquifers because of increased incidents of floods

• Ground water with draw/during summer may decrease, however, during the winters; the demand of ground water will increase

• More surface water reservoirs will be required to harness flood waters and will lead to more recharge over longer period.

• Erosion activity will be more

• Evapo-transpiration losses shall be more especially in area where ground water levels are shallow.

• High… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on August 4, 2011 at 5:48am — 3 Comments

Formidable ground water quality and quantity problems in Rajasthan

Rajasthan has resulted in a rapid depletion in ground water level and deterioration in water quality due to over exploitation. In Rajasthan, owing to meager surface water resource, ground water is only sources of dependence and survival, over 70% irrigation and 95% drinking water supply schemes are based on ground water resources. Availability of surface water is mainly restricted to canal command areas of Indira Gandhi Nahar Project, Chambal and Mahi rivers. To meet the demand, the…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on July 8, 2011 at 7:04am — 4 Comments

Evaluating Water Supply Schemes in terms of their Carbon Foot Prints

India has been facing water stress and scarcity at various degrees at various places in the country. On the advent of climate change it is appropriate to take adoptative measures in all sectors particularly agriculture. Considering Water-Energy Nexus , it is necessary to evaluate water related equipments, machineries, utilities and even water supply schemes in total by arriving at their respective ‘Carbon Foot Prints’(CFP). This could be done for both existing schemes and newly proposed schemes… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on July 8, 2011 at 6:57am — 2 Comments

Why should anyone die of rabies in the 21 century?

BITING CONCERN: Deaths due to rabies has seen a drastic rise in this year at GH, chennai.

At least 20 people have died of rabies at GH in Chennai city in last 6 months.

The association for prevention and control of Rabies in India will discuss strategies to eliminate rabies by 2020.

will this happen...??? i dont think sooo...the corporation sterilize the animals,give them anti-rabies vaccines and let…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on July 7, 2011 at 4:11am — No Comments

Scope for Decentralized Wastewater Treatment System (DEWATS)

 



DEWATS are effective, reliable , cost efficient and custom-made wastewater treatment systems, which are perfectly suited for small to medium size systems(5-1000m3 /d) on community level and for individual users like institutions, hospitals or enterprises(SME). On community level ,DEWATS can be integrated into a sanitation complex, which is operated on pay and use basis, ccreating income opportunities for local personal. DEWATS solutions are not intended to replace but rather to… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on July 1, 2011 at 8:59am — 2 Comments

Impact on Coastal Ecosystem

Coastal zones in India are currently facing increasing stresses and shocks as a consequence of cumulative environment change driven by population growth, urbanization, industrial development, trade and capital flows, liberalization of transnational corporation activity and life style, attitudinal changes and unsustainable growth leading to degradation of coastal zones and ecosystems.

A large percentage of coastal population is directly dependent on coastal and marine resources like… Continue

Added by keerthi sureshbabu on July 1, 2011 at 4:25am — 2 Comments

Uprating Monomedia Water Treatment Plants to Dual Media Plants

The ultimate goal in the design of a deep filter bed used in water treatment is to produce good quality of filtered water. The design parameters are not seen generally linked to the economic aspects of the filter beds. With the advent of dual media filters which produces about twice the quality of water than produced from conventional monomedia beds with equivalent water quality. the initial cost of the dual media filters are on the higher side when compared to the monomedia filters.A lower…

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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on June 29, 2011 at 3:38am — No Comments

Climate change wont be smooth transition

Climatic changes wont be smooth transition to a warmer world.Climate change elements fall into 3 categories:

  • melting ice and permafrost.
  • climate phenomena like EI Nino and the Gulf stream that influences other elements.
  • changing rainfall patterns in the tropical and sub tropics.

Four sets of risks associated with these elements and the impacts:

  • Sea level rise
  • Unstable monsoon in India
  • Drought in…
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Added by keerthi sureshbabu on June 29, 2011 at 3:01am — 2 Comments

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