BRO constructs road using steel, plastic waste under 'Waste to Wealth' and 'Save Earth' initiatives
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BRO constructs road using steel, plastic waste under ‘Waste to Wealth’ and ‘Save Earth’ initiatives

The Border Roads Organisation constructed a road out of steel and plastic garbage in an attempt to support the Waste to Wealth programme

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Oct 20, 2023, 02:30 pm IST
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In a bid to contribute towards the Waste to Wealth initiative, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) constructed a road using steel and plastic waste.

The Department of Defence is into the third week of the implementation phase of the Special Campaign 3.0 along with the concomitant Swachhata Abhiyan. The BRO has constructed a road using steel slag, a waste by-product of steel manufacturing. A one km long Joram-Koloriang Road in Arunachal Pradesh has been constructed using 1,200 MT steel slag as part of the Waste to Wealth initiative.

Alive to the call to “Save Earth”, BRO has also taken the initiative for the development of road infrastructure using plastic waste in the high altitude area of Sanku at Ladakh, which makes roads more durable, cost effective and environment-friendly.

The BRO also conducted cleanliness drives in various locations across the border States.

(with inputs from ANI)

 

 

Topics: BROplastic wasteWaste to Wealth initiativeSave Earth initiativeArunachal PradeshBorder Roads Organisation
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