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  1. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board governs industrial oversight and environmental compliance in Tamil Nadu.
  2. TNPCB implemented environmental monitoring and response plans.

TNPCB Supports BSF Prototype for Urban Waste Processing in Tamil Nadu

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The semi-automated Black Soldier Fly (BSF) biovalorisation unit at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) is currently being explored for urban organic waste processing. The unit, which utilizes BSF larvae to consume organic waste, was established with financial support from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB). Corporation Commissioner Katta Ravi Teja visited the unit to discuss the feasibility of scaling up the technology for municipal waste management.

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The technology aims to convert organic waste into valuable outputs, including protein-rich larvae used as feed for pets, birds, and fish. The process also yields larval-derived oil and nutrient-rich organic manure, offering a potential model for sustainable municipal waste management.

The TNPCB is the state-mandated body responsible for environmental oversight and industrial compliance within the jurisdiction of Tamil Nadu.

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