3000 tonnes of unsold compost is lying at KCDC as there are no buyers this year. The plan now is to shift city’s waste to outskirts via goods trains. More such interesting points, in the interview of Karnataka Compost Development Company Chairman Kenchegowda.
Fed up of apathy of officials towards managing composting plants belonging to KCDC, residents in the area have come together to warn the administration and to take up legal fights to ensure the composting process in the plant doesn’t trouble people.
Unpaid bills due to retirement of the managing director led to stopping of the composting process, leading to unbearable stench at the composting plant at HSR Layout, Bengaluru. Meanwhile the plant continues to accept mixed waste, as the city lacks facilities to dispose of the waste.
