The Uttar Pradesh government has been making headlines with the new developments and projects in the state. Ayodhya is a great tourist destination in the making and Noida setting the bar high with its latest projects. Noida authority planted hundreds of saplings to develop part of a landfill site in Sector 145 as a park. They remediated about 200,000 tonnes of waste. The administration has planned to convert the entire landfill into a green zone in the next eight months. Now, isn’t this a great initiative?
The Landfill Site Will Be Converted Into A Park
The 250 saplings freed the land of at least two lakh tonnes of waste. The administration plans to develop at least 8,000 square metres area as a park and gradually convert 20,000 square metres of the landfill into a park. Delhi’s Ghazipur Landfill Once Taller Than Taj Mahal Is Now Reduced By 40 Ft.
Authorities Are Treating The Biodegradable Waste
The authorities are now making sure that the waste is treated in the respective sectors. According to statistics, the city produces about 900 metric tonnes of waste daily. Apart from treating the biodegradable waste, the authorities have been encouraging the citizens to segregate waste so that the green waste can reach the compost plants at multiple locations.
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A Large Forest Reserve Surrounds The Landfill Site
A large forest reserve and the Hindon river surrounds this landfill site. People living around the land located off the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway had been demanding to clear the site’s waste. Uttarakhand To Generate 5-Megawatts Of Electricity From Waste And Curb Pollution.
The authorities aim to plant trees daily and establish a green zone on the 8,000 square metres area next month. Noida is doing a great job to clear the landfill, and other cities must follow suit.