Delhi Garbage Dump located at Gazipur is now 65m tall!!
Qutub Minar is 73m tall and Delhi Garbage Dump is now just 8 M away from defeating it.
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A plant at Jahangirpuri is operational and working at a speed of
Qutub Minar is 73m tall and Delhi Garbage Dump is now just 8 M away from defeating it.
Gazipur Garbage Dump:-
Originated in 1984, East-Delhi famous Garbage Dump affecting people livelihood residing in nearby areas. Kausambhi, Kalyanpuri, Gharoli, Kondli.
Features
- Field Area = 70 acres
- Waste Weight = 12 Million Tonnes
- Height = 65 metres
Controversy
- On Sept 2, 2017, A part of Garbage fell from the pile and resulted in the death of 2 people on the spot.
- Governor bans dumping of garbage at that site from immediate effects.
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Problems
- Non-Structured physical structure.
- Polluting Air and Water.
- Disease prone area.
- Slum area on its radar.
- Poor Connectivity to the rest of the city.
- Still a dumping ground despite Governor's ban in Sept 2017.
How to solve?
Waste-to-energy Technique:-
In this process, energy is generated in the form of heat or electricity from the waste material present at the sites by combustion.
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A plant at Jahangirpuri is operational and working at a speed of
1200 Tonnes per day (TPD) to generate 12MW electricity(green).
Hope this will be cleared soon and people will get rid of the tag.
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