Swarnakaruna Princeton Rubber Industries processes 6,000 tonnes of scrap tyres a year into reusable crumb rubber — a small but telling example of what India’s circular economy for tyres could look like at scale.
When people picture the environmental cost of India’s highway-building boom — and it has been a genuine boom, with the
There’s a small park in NVR Layout, in the temple town of Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh, where the benches, the fencing
For years, one of the quieter contributors to the Yamuna’s pollution problem has had nothing to do with factories or
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Most conversations about sustainable packaging in India centre on plastic — bans, alternatives, extended producer responsibility. A new partnership signed
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Somewhere in Mongolpuri, Delhi, roadside handlers at Katran Market sort through cutting waste trucked in from garment units in Noida,
India generates over 62 million tonnes of waste every year — and less than 20% of it is processed. That
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India’s textile industry is, depending on your perspective, one of its greatest economic assets or one of its most pressing
India generates 70.73 lakh tonnes of textile waste every year. About 29.73 lakh tonnes of that comes out of factories
