SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IDEAS

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SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IDEAS Mrs Almitra H Patel Member, Supreme Court Committee for Solid Waste Management in Class I Cities of India   almitrapatel@rediffmail.com

MSW RULES 2000 Our Municipal Solid Waste (Managemt & Handling) Rules are a blueprint for sustainable living: What comes from the soil goes back to the soil. This needs a joint effort of Citizens & their City managers

KEEP WASTES UNMIXED, even during transport: Cities must collect only WET wastes, daily at doorstep, for composting. DRY wastes collection by informal sector, once or twice a week. Collect GARDEN & PARK waste separately, once a week, for local composting.

TRANSPORT INERTS SEPARATELY !! Our wastes have 35-50% inerts by weight, much more than in any other developing country ! DO NOT add drain silt, road dust, debris lots into garbage trucks. This source segregation & transport is entirely in the city’s control !

INERTS IN GARBAGE MAKE LOWER-QUALITY COMPOST Citizens should help the city identify collection points in each area for weekly lifting of inerts. Unlike compost rejects, clean garbage-free inerts need no costly landfilling and even can be sold. Cities must identify destinations for inerts and keep them user-friendly.

3 SCHOOL MODELS KEEP PLASTICS OUT of WASTE….. Collecting thin-film plastic thru kids is easy: SALEM collected 1.5 tons thru 2000 kids in 1 school by offering 1 pencil per kg etc. KODAGU: a kabadiwala came weekly to buy classwise collections for their Eco-Club MUSSOORIE: No SUPW grade given unless plastic brought weekly to school for giving free to a regular rag-picker.

…OR COMPOST PLANTS WILL DROWN IN WASTE PLASTIC :

SHREDDED MIXED PLASTIC FILMS MAKE GREAT ROADS BANGALORE’s KK Process adds 8% by wt of bitumen in Central Hot-Mix Plants for highways of 2-3 times better quality and life. MADURAI’s Thiagarajar Engg College process adds plastic in Mini –Hot-mix plants > for rural PMGSY road trials in every district.

ADD SHREDDED PLASTIC WASTE in SILT - BLOCKS or in GOOD SOIL ROADS Contact NCB = National Council for Cement & Bldg Mtls for info, and see a 1-year old Aggregate-Free trial road at their Ballabgarh campus, 38 km away. Using Japanese “Fujibeton” cement additive, a soil road as good as a concrete road is ready in 8 hours.

OTHER RECYCLABLES Weekly collection is fine, e.g. SEWA model in Ahmedabad or Bangalore’s Ward 49. City must provide sorting spaces . Wardwise e.g.Cooper Hosp Mumbai + Eco-parks for recyclers with steady low-cost power, or own plant like PCMC’s nr disposal site.

PROBLEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SELL or GIVE AWAY whatever you can. TUBELIGHTS: Re-use 20-30% for low- voltage areas = jobs for Self-Help Groups BUTTON CELLS, BATTERIES, NEEDLES (Diabetics’) : monthly pickup from photo/watch stores/ drop-offs, chemists. BROKEN GLASS “Hundies” can fund locality festivals and keep it out of waste. Also rags.

NUISANCE WASTES “RECYCLABLE” is meaningless unless effective recycling is actually done ! TAKE-BACK SCHEMES are a MUST for PET bottles, SACHETS, AEROSOL CANS, OIL PKG. PET bottles in drains cause flooding in poor areas, as no-one buys them.

PLAN AHEAD for RECYCLING: AVOID or BAN RIGID PVC for food, water, medicine, cosmetics, jars, feeders. They are toxic for infants. One PVC bottle makes 1000 PET bottles useless for viable recycling.

RE-USING ORGANICS : HOTEL FOOD SURPLUS to Food Banks: expand good Delhi models. FOOD WASTES to piggeries. MARKET WASTES to Gau-shalas PARK/CAMPUS WASTES:on-site CLUBS & INSTITUTIONS : Zero- waste sent for city collection/mgt.

RECYCLING ORGANICS: HOME: Compost on balcony, terrace, garden. Every home in Airani does so. STREET: Mumbai’s ALMs are lovely. DALAO: Nehru Place in-bin composting saved MCD 24 lorry trips per month ! SLUMS: Dhaka pays for compost in drums AWARDS for the best models / areas. SHARE cost-savings with waste-reducers

CENTRALISED COMPOSTING Start Sanitising at handcarts or dalaos with deodorant fly-repellent bio-cultures instead of lime / phenyle which kill good microbes Unload waste in wind-rows, spray it with cowdung-water &/or biocultures and turn it weekly 2-5 times for aeration & odor control

HEAPS BIODEGRADE IN 45-60 DAYS

Sieve stabilised waste to get compost for farmers

WHERE’S THE SPACE ??? Wind-rowed waste shrinks by 40%. Keeping plastics out reduces wind- row volume & area by another 20%. Keeping debris out of garbage reduces weight transported by 1/3rd. Zero-waste campuses = 15% less waste MCD MUST BUY BACK ITS OWN COMPOST FOR GARDEN USE ! Citizens, please MONITOR this!

RECYCLE DISPOSAL SPACE Mumbai’s Gorai dump is full & stinks. Residents nearby wanted it closed. BMC gave a 1 ha x 6 m high garbage heap for bio-remediation with cultures. Cost: Rs 10 lacs got 60% of area down to ground level + 40% under compost heaps, usable for BMC parks & trees after sieving. Benefit: Land worth Rs 600/sft was retrieved for re-use @ Rs 10-15/sft !

IMPROVE PRESENT SITES Mumbai’s Deonar fires are minimal with security to stop fire-setting. Pune’s fires are less with EM-spray. Use MCD’s Timarpur site as pre-treat station for one-week composting to reduce NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) objections to raw garbage. Nearby residents MUST BENEFIT from the presence of a Compost Plant : e.g. free compost to landed + landless.

IPNM WORKS WONDERS ! City Compost used along with Chem. Fertiliser Restores organic carbon + fertility to soils Retains soil moisture = drought-proofing Improves crop yields and quality Reduces cost of farm inputs Reduces need for pesticides ASK our new Govt to promote Integrated Plant Nutrient Management to keep compost plants viable, farmers happy, food prices in control.