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The waste disposal crisis has undergone a qualitative shift owing to emergence of more dangerous wastes such as e-wastes, single use plastic wastes, industrial wastes, etc. at an alarming rate. Managing the crisis requires plugging the gap between institutional and non-institutional channels, creating a circular economy and making sustainable personal choices. Enthusiastic about making a sustainable change? Have a look on the eyeopener documentary constituting our project “Beyond Blue and Greens”
Covid Crisis indeed has exacerbated the issue of waste, but were we doing any better before, for sustainable cities and communities? The video aims at spreading awareness regarding waste crisis and highlights the importance of segregation at source. The crisis is real and is hovering on our heads as we go on with our lives. Realizing the importance of spreading awareness regarding the same Change in Range presents to you the first part of its project 'Beyond Blue and Greens' in collaboration with SDG Council.
The global waste crisis has become an issue of concern worldwide in an age of climate change. The lack of solid waste management both by developed and developing nations is of the major reasons behind the increase of global waste at an alarming rate. A new contributor to this worsening situation is the rise of WTE plants in addition to the increasing landfills and poor waste disposal and classification methods. As a part of its project 'Beyond blue and greens' to make the SDGs a reality, we bring to you an informative and eye opening documentary.