Gurgaon: When the Corporation Municipal Gurgaon (MCG) prepares to submit 10 acres to Ecogreen to establish a 25MW waste plant at the TPA Bandhwari location, a public hearing to find out the views of the proposed project will be held in August.
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“As part of the process of searching for environmental licenses, public hearings will be carried out to obtain the opinions, suggestions and objections of the community on the project.
Verbal and written advice will be taken from residents, environmental lovers and other stakeholders who will attend the meeting, “said an MCG official.
Sanjay Sharma, Deputy Chief Executive, Ecogreen, a waste management company, said: “The trial will be held on the TPA Bandhwari website at 11am on August 31.” The population and lovers of local surroundings have begun to tell people about public hearing.
“It is important to know that it produces energy from waste is the most preferred and most polluted way to produce energy.
There are clean sources such as wind and water that can be used instead.
Waste must be processed in an environmentally friendly way,” said Ruchika Setri Takkar, founder Why waste your waste that the need for sustainable waste management methods.
MCG has signed an agreement with Ecogreen in 2017 to regulate plants.
Now, tenders have floated for a reduction in bio-remediation, mining and 10 hectares of reclamation in bandhwari.
Some people, however, said they planned to protest on August 31.
“The composition of our waste is not suitable to burn in such plants because 60% of the garbage is food and wet waste cannot be burned to get electricity.
We hope the government adopts a sustainable model,” said Neelam Ahluwalia from Aravalli Bachao.