Approximately 99% from the waste can be recycled into sustainable electricity, heat, cooling and useful building materials. A waste management facility that combusts wastes to produce electricity can be implemented in every municipal to overcome the high rising municipal solid waste that has become a problem everywhere around the country. Previously in the last few decades, trash was burned using trash incinerators but at the same time endangering the health in the surrounding areas because it does not remove hazardous or recyclable materials before burning. Most of the old incinerators did not supply the electricity as the system is not build for that.
Landfill sites in Delhi had exceeded their capacity way back in 2008 and most of these sites have contaminated groundwater in and around their neighborhood. Delhi’s garbage conundrum is not new. Delhi needs 800 ha of land to accommodate to the needs of land for the municipal solid waste. But the city simply does not have the land.
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