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Biomining works under way at the dumpyard in Perungudi | Express
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Every day, the city generates around 6,300 MT of waste from its 426 sq km jurisdiction, home to nearly one crore residents and commuters.
94.3 acres of the Perungudi dump yard was reclaimed through bio-mining.
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Solid waste from all 15 zones of Chennai is transported to the Perungudi and Kodungaiyur dumping yards, which spans 250 acres and 342.9 acres, respectively.
The dump yard at Kodungaiyur.
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The residents said that since the contract period of the waste to energy plant is 25 years, it makes waste reduction and minimisation goals impossible during the period.
The dump yard at Kodungaiyur
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On May 27, the GCC’s solid waste management department had reportedly written to the association that the WTE project would proceed only after public consultation and environmental clearance.
Rs 205.64 crore will be raised through green bonds and the remaining Rs 180 crore will be sourced through external funding via the Germany-based development bank KfW.
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The funds raised through green bonds will be used to finance the biomining project at the Kodungaiyur dumpyard, to reclaim 252 acres of land.
Kodungaiyur dumpyard.
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These plants currently burn over 7,250 tonnes of unsegregated municipal solid waste daily, which is 66% of the city’s waste.
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