Kerala Aims to Become India's First Dumpsite-Free State

Kerala's Minister announced the state's goal to become India's first dumpsite-free state within two years, with waste already cleared from 25 of 59 dumpsites and biomining underway at the remaining sites.

27 Feb, 14:34 — 27 Feb, 14:34

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Keralam to become India’s first dumpsite-free State in two years, says Minister

Waste heaps at 25 of the 59 dumpsites in the State have already been cleared, reclaiming 96 acres, while biomining is under way at the remaining 34 sites, says M.B. Rajesh

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