| Topic : Recycling - An Critical But Alarming Issue |
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last activity : 08 30 2010 15:05:23 +0000
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More impetus to Organised recycling
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Give tax concessions to set-up recycling units
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Manufacture products with soluble materials
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Conservation
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Decompose e-waste
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manufacuture of eco friendly electronic products
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With so much of e-waste this has spawned a relatively new sector called Organised recycling. As of now, only there are few players have sprung into action by re-cycling mobile phones, which also contain precious metals like gold, silver and platinum as well as other metals like copper. Mobile phone and PC makers gobble up three per cent of the world’s entire gold and silver supply each year, not to mention 13 per cent of palladium, 15 per cent of cobalt, and plenty of copper, steel, nickel and aluminum. |
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Recycling process always useful for every product. It is simple solution for the problem.
I support your idea, Disha.
Re-cycling is a good option to control e-waste.& this initiative should be taken from manufacturers only or make it mandatory for them to collect e-waste after it's life ends.
Recycling e-waste is the best idea to tackle this problem. What ever garbage we disopse should be undergone for recycling. When you enter metro cities or other major cities in India we experience very stinky smell because of garbage or sewage water. Once the Biocon Chairman & Managing Director Kiran Mazumdar-shaw told that inorder to get rid of garbage government has to take necessary steps to manage the garbage effectively by processing it for recycling like other developed nations do. Only then we can have cleaner & green cities in India.
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In a country where the population is bursting at its seams and unemployment growing, incentives like tax concessions to set up recycling units at every block or panchayat level and every town should do the trick of not only controlling the above but also the waste issue. |
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Concessions have to be given to achieve this objective. This is the Indian character and we have to apply this to invite a mass to achieve this.
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Recyclable, reusable, eco friendly and soluable materials only used for all product manufacturing. We should think and create these type of materials to save the future world for our children. |
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First of all, we need to understand before using any item, whether such items are absolutely necessary. We allow proliferation of plastics, then we cry for apathy of using it. We lived in an era when the advent of plastic technology was not in the high ebb! We could manage without that. How do you recyle the defunct monitors, toners and developers you use in your photocopiers, printers, etc. Do we know how poisonous and injurious to health if a CFL bulb falls and breaks. The mercury content in it is highly poisonous. Before we allow such technologies to proliferate, we need to understand the perils in advance to regulate it.
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The recycling may not be practical proposition.Instead an e-waste basket may be kept near by each electronic shop where e-waste can be dumped and dispose off by decomposition.It requires development of some sort of compound which which can decompose the e-waste. |
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Companies should manufacture eco friendly electronic products which are easy to dispose at he end of their life. This will cause less harm on the environment.. |
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This is a good idea but here I want to add one more thing, The manufacturers should collect the items after its life is over at some minimal cost
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I just read this Click Here .. My answer has changed to NO. Infact no one is eligible to be in this committee. |