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Green Horizons: Pioneering Sustainable Waste Management Trends in 2024. Some of the Key trends shaping the waste management landscape with Circular Economy Initiatives are as follows:  Companies increasingly embrace principles that prioritize the reduction of waste through reusing and recycling materials. Year on year there should be an increase in percent of more utilization of recycle materials and minimize the waste generation. Companies are focusing on sustainable product design, thus creating durable and recyclable items that have an extended lifespan and can seamlessly re-enter the production cycle.  Businesses are adopting innovative strategies such as offering products as a service or implementing take-back schemes.  Advanced Recycling Technologies:  Innovations in recycling technologies are gaining momentum.  AI-powered sorting systems will make recycling more accessible, cost-effective and much simpler in sorting the things or items Advancements to leverage robotics, AI, and

From the history to the present, this article will tell you about the development of the Indian power sector started from the 18th century to the 20th century and the future. . . . After the change in reforms in many countries there is a huge difference in the development of the power sector in their respective countries. Initial reforms change over took place in "Argentina Reforms", one of the famous reforms that took place across the world.  Some of the major changes and developments took place in Indian Power sector history are as follows: 1897: First Hydel Plant 1899: First Steam Plant 1901: Indian Electricity Act 1948: Electricity Supply Act (States empowered with Generation, Transmission & Distribution) 1951: Central Electricity Authority (CEA) formed 1955: State Electricity Board (SEB) and Regional Electricity Board (REB) formed Note: from 1948 to 1955, integration of district-level power transmission and distribution took 1969: First Nuclear Power Plant, Tarapur,