NewsRack: 'Composting' news in 'Waste' topic for user dharmesh

Closing the food loop	26.9.2017	Hindu: Arts
Meet Kern Agarwal and Ranjani Prabakaran who are on a mission to encourage organic farming, better waste management and pollution control
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The Trump administration guide to peaceful protests	26.9.2017	Washington Post: Op-Eds
The Trump administration guide to peaceful protests
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Training imparted on bamboo propagation & vermicompost	25.9.2017	The Assam Tribune
Training imparted on bamboo propagation & vermicompost
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Minister launches Swachhta campaign	25.9.2017	Hindu: News
Plan to encourage community participation; to tackle solid waste management
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No smoggy mornings this winter	25.9.2017	Hindu: News
The Capital may not witness smoggy mornings this winter as many farmers in the neighbouring State of Punjab have stopped burning paddy stubble and are using it to generate electricity with the help of...
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Changing the way we trash	25.9.2017	Hindu: News
The BMC says that it won’t collect our waste if we don’t segregate. Are we ready? (And importantly, willing?)
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BMC lines up exhibitions, ward meetings and social media campaigns	25.9.2017	Hindu: News
Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation needs to reduce the burden on its dumping grounds. With its move to make segregation at source mandatory, it is moving in that direction, and says it is ...
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Types of garbage	25.9.2017	Hindu: News
Wet: Biodegradable kitchen waste like fruit/vegetable peels, tea leaves, coffee powder, egg shells, meat and bones, food scraps; also leaves and flowers. Can be composted.Dry: Paper, plastic, metal, g...
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Delhi may get respite from smoggy mornings this winter	25.9.2017	Zee News : States
Stubble is also being used to produce compost for fields, he said.
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Need to solve Delhi's garbage crisis: Hardeep Puri	24.9.2017	All News-IANS Stories
Raising concern over Delhi's garbage crisis and oversaturated landfill sites, Union Housing Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Sunday announced "Neighborhood Action Plan" that aims to fixing the garbage prior to it being sent to the dumping grounds.
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A thousand mutinies over garbage	24.9.2017	Rediff: News
What will Indian cities do about its growing mountains of waste?
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Washington State University considers composting human remains	24.9.2017	Seattle Times: Top stories
A nonprofit group, the Urban Death Project, is seeking what it calls an ecological alternative to disposing of dead bodies by transforming them into soil to be used to nourish trees, flowers and memorial gardens.
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Workshop on organic farming organised	22.9.2017	The Assam Tribune
Workshop on organic farming organised
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Sorry I can't go to your thing. I must call my senator to plead for my life.	22.9.2017	Washington Post: Op-Eds
Sorry I can't go to your thing. I must call my senator to plead for my life.
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Few takers for home composting in Ernakulam: survey	22.9.2017	Hindu: Kochi
Poor knowledge about scientific processing to blame, says expert
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Garbage being set to fire in Moovarasampet	21.9.2017	Hindu: Chennai
Residents’ federation wants a composting yard to be set up in locality
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Lessons from a school garden	21.9.2017	Hindu: Chennai
Besides growing fruits and vegetables, students of Vidya Mandir compost waste on the campus with the help of a Kapaleecharam member
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Waste composting: BMC softens stand on Oct 2 deadline	19.9.2017	DNA: Popular News
With apprehensions raised by housing societies on whether they would be able to meet the October 2 deadline set by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for mandatory waste segregation and composting in their premises, the civic body on Monday said it would give societies leeway of three months to start the waste management at source, provided they submit a detailed plan to the corporation. The BMC had earlier maintained that from October 2, it will stop collecting garbage from housing societies and bulk generators unless they segregate waster and compost wet waste in their premises. The softening of this stand on Monday comes as major respite to housing societies who had raised concerns about lack of space in their premises and funds for composting. Now, the civic administration will bring an amended circular which will allow housing societies to submit a plan on how they will start composting. Meanwhile, the BMC will continue to collect garbage from societies. At a meeting called by Mayor ...
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After success of Devanahalli FSTP, plans to set up more	19.9.2017	Hindu: Bangalore
Second plant is likely to come up at Gowribidanur in Chickballapur district
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South Mumbai housing society micro-segregates waste, goes green by recycling it	17.9.2017	TOI: Mumbai
While several housing societies are raising questions over BMC’s decision to stop collecting wet waste from bulk generators after October 2, a residential complex in South Mumbai seems to have nothing to worry.
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