15 July, 2024
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India’s landfills are overflowing, creating mountains of garbage that pose serious health risks.
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Open burning of garbage releases toxic fumes, contributing to severe air pollution.
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Improper waste disposal leads to the contamination of rivers and groundwater, affecting drinking water supplies.
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The accumulation of waste becomes a breeding ground for diseases and pests, impacting public health.
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Piles of garbage in urban areas create unsightly landscapes and reduce the quality of life for residents.
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Animals, both domestic and wild, often ingest plastic and other harmful materials from waste dumps, endangering their lives.
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Managing waste improperly leads to higher costs for municipalities, diverting funds from other essential services.
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