GNIDA Sets Up Bio-Remediation Plant At Lakhanwali Village To Recycle Legacy Waste

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Delhi,  7 Feb 2023 11:17 AM GMT

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The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority has set up a bio-remediation plant at the Lakhnawali dumpsite to dispose of and recycle legacy waste. The plant recycles legacy waste into three by-products: Refused Derived Fuel, Good Earth & Inert Waste. The authority will use recycled waste in concrete road construction, bituminous road construction, earthwork embankment, horticulture civil works, and preparing a deep foundation for some infrastructure projects.