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High Court Directs Kochi Corporation to Biomine Additional Waste

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The High Court issued directions requiring the Kochi Corporation to include an additional 1.26 lakh tonnes of scientifically capped legacy waste in its biomining process. This directive follows a judicial visit to the Brahmapuram waste treatment plant. The Corporation had previously planned to biomine 1.96 lakh tonnes at a negotiated rate of ₹1,672 per metric tonne.

From thehindu.com

Why it matters

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The directive increases the volume of waste the Kochi Corporation must process, potentially requiring a recalculation of the project's costs. This adds to the financial burden on the civic body, which operates within Kerala.

From thehindu.com

Who's involved

  • Bharatiya Janata PartyRight-wing political party involved in political rivalry.
  • United Democratic FrontPolitical party governing the state of Kerala.
  • high courtCourt that issued the directive regarding waste biomining.
  • KeralaIndian state where the waste treatment plant is located.
  • KochiCity where the Kochi Corporation operates the waste treatment plant.

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