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UK set to conduct a plastic census

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By Sahil Sharma, Nawal Deep Dangwar, Niki Singh
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In an innovative and citizen engaging move, thousands of people in the UK will count their plastic waste for a week in a national survey to figure out how much they consume. Around 140,000 people across the UK are expected to participate in this survey. The count, put together by the organisation Everyday Plastic and Greenpeace, starts today.
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Significant reduction expected in paddy straw generated from Punjab, Haryana and U.P, says Govt

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By Nawal Deep Dangwar
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The central & state governments have stepped up to reduce paddy straw generation and stubble burning to curb air pollution. As per a press release by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, steps taken towards reduction in paddy straw generation are yielding positive results. Through crop & varietal diversification, increased focus on in-situ […] The central & state governments have stepped up to reduce paddy straw generation and stubble burning to curb air pollution.
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Cigarette Butts Are Toxic Plastic Pollution

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By Nawal Deep Dangwar
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Cigarette butts seem to be everywhere, scattered along green spaces, sidewalks, beach, waterways, virtually everywhere we go. It may look like cotton but 98% of cigarette filters are made up of plastic fibers (Cellulose Acetate) that are tightly packed together. So there is no surprise that cigarettes are the most littered item on earth. Worldwide, about 4.5 m cigarettes are littered every year having a big environmental impact.
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