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India's Plague, Trash, Drowns Bangalore, Its Garden City
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Rajneesh Goel, Bangalore's chief civil servant, says the city never followed scientific landfill practices. Instead as Bangalore expanded with new business campuses for Infosys and other companies, the garbage was trucked out to sites with little planning and no interest on the part of companies on where this was ending up. Most of the landfill sites outside the city are now filled and the city is running out of places to dump the garbage. About 4000 tons of garbage needs disposal every day, over a millon tons a year now that the city is no longer the smaller garden city it used to be, a place where people looked to go for retirement years in the early post 1947 period. A new effort is being made in crisis conditions by NGO's and business to come up with better disposal practices that are good for the environmental air quality and water quality.
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Problems of infrastructure (roads and electricity) and garbage landfills in India's software city. Executive chairman Gopalakrishnan of Infosys, says the idea of building islands or business campuses to fill up the country- because of the failures of government and ifrastructure development- cannot work.
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