The Times of India has highlighted the failings of the Indian tyre recycling system, and this should be a red flag to European recyclers who export to the country.
According to The Times of India, around 60% of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) might be getting dumped in landfill sites or being incinerated, a recent study released by NGO Chintan has revealed. The study, which is called ‘Circulating Tyres in the Economy’, further suggests that ELTs should be utilised in building new roads to reduce the burden on landfill sites, ensuring that they are optimally used.
According to data, 127.34 millio...
According to The Times of India, around 60% of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) might be getting dumped in landfill sites or being incinerated, a recent study released by NGO Chintan has revealed. The study, which is called ‘Circulating Tyres in the Economy’, further suggests that ELTs should be utilised in building new roads to reduce the burden on landfill sites, ensuring that they are optimally used.
According to data, 127.34 millio...
