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Dry and Wet Waste Management in Bangalore
With a radical shift happening in the way people perceive climate change, more and more organisations are giving a serious thought to waste and its impact on the environment. The long term effects of landfilling waste include poor soil quality and polluted water sources that lead to crop failure, health hazards and more.
Saahas Zero Waste helps companies transition from large waste producers to efficient waste managers by offering them a 4 step solution to sustainable wet and dry waste management:.
- Harmful greenhouse gas emissions
- Waste added to landfills
- Air, water, soil pollution
- Toxic gas explosions in landfills
- Exploitation of workers and child-labourers
Our Services
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Responsible & sustainable waste management solutions for bulk waste generators like corporate parks, universities, residential complexes & more.
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Extended Producer Responsibility
Providing transparent & legally compliant reverse logistic services to producers for collection of post-consumer plastic & e-waste.
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Closing the loop by upcycling & recycling the waste collected into beautiful recycled products.
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Consulting and auditing solutions in compliance with the law related to circular economy, resource recovery, reverse logistics, waste handling & SDGs.
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Enabling companies & event managers across India to conduct zero waste exhibitions, events, and concerts.
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FAQ
What is the difference between dry waste and wet waste?
Dry waste consists of things like paper, plastic, aluminium foils, Tetra pak, metal cans, etc. Different types of kitchen waste such as stale food, vegetables or fruits fall under the wet waste category. It is essential to segregate these two categories on a daily basis. While dry waste can be thrown away twice or thrice a week, wet waste must be disposed of regularly.
Why is waste segregation important?
Meticulous segregation of waste goes a long way towards achieving a healthy environment. It reduces waste that reaches landfills which in turn causes air and water pollution. Segregation makes it easier to recycle recyclable items and to process the other streams of waste in respective sustainable ways including composting, bio-methanation and, in some case, incineration.
What will happen if we don’t separate dry and wet waste?
The long-term effects of waste accumulation are dangerous. It leads to poor soil quality and pollutes water sources, posing serious health hazards for humans and animals. Sustainable dry and wet waste management procedures help to reduce waste going to landfills and prevent the emission of greenhouse gases.
How does Saahas Zero Waste manage dry and wet waste?
Saahas Zero Waste offers solutions for recycling or reusing dry and wet waste. We collect waste from businesses and residential communities and segregate them for composting or recycling. Different types of eco-friendly consumer products are also produced from solid waste.
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