About the Author: Ben Pollara is the campaign manager for United for Care, the campaign to approve medical marijuana in Florida. He has been involved in Democratic politics in Florida since 2002 and serves as a member of Hillary Clinton’s National Finance Committee. Pollara is a partner at LSN Partners in Miami, Fla.

The tribunal has asked UP chief secretary to immediately act on the mismanaged solid waste from the pilgrimage

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It uses a multi-stage process of dissolved air flotation, microfiltration, and chlorination to ensure that water coming from the Laguna Lake passes the Department of Health’s Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water.

But why??? The point shouldn’t be to replace sand with plastic, which actually provides a performance detriment, while still producing new plastic to replace the “recycled” stuff. We need to replace plastic with plastic so we can produce less plastic in the first place, which is a far larger problem (oil consumption) than space in landfill. Also the fact of this idea probably ending up with more plastic particles in water streams. Seems like these resources would be better spent on a different project or looking at how performance benefits could be achieved from using this waste plastic.

Golly said some of the projects were not awarded by IRDC officials. “Some they sell, they didn’t bring the projects here. After claiming to have awarded contracts to the contractors, they will snap already completed houses elsewhere and tell people they have completed the projects. They embezzled money for house projects. A two-bedroom bungalow costs N12.7 million and there are many of them abandoned in Deghele.

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In concert with the recent capacity increase at the plant, Parmalat has attempted to modernize its waste-handling process to curtail odours.  Those presumed improvements included the construction of a new dissolved air flotation (DAF) effluent filtration system to prevent solids from reaching Parmalat’s nearby local lagoons in the first place. That change was supposed to eliminate the traditional stewing of sludge in open water just outside the village limits as well as the annual drawing out of the same material for agricultural spreading.

This year, the association introduced a low-cost sanitary pad made entirely from the fluffy, highly absorbent cellulose of jute plants. Officials said they have begun talks with the Indian arm of Johnson & Johnson to bring the pad to the mass market.

Amid a global push to reduce the use of plastic for environmental reasons, India is promoting jute — better known in the United States as the fiber used in burlap — as a material for reusable shopping bags, home furnishings, clothing, even diapers and women’s sanitary pads.