| Asian cities to generate 1.8 million tons of waste per day by 2025, ADB says |
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MANILA, Philippines (AP): Rapid development, rising personal consumption and inefficient use of resources are producing unprecedented levels of waste in Asia, where cities will generate an estimated 1.8 million tons of garbage per day by 2025, the Asian Development Bank said Thursday.
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| India's First Sustainability Summit: Asia 2006 |
New Delhi, Delhi, India, December 19, 2006 -- The CII-ITC Centre of Excellence for Sustainable
Development, which advises corporate organisations on sustainable technologies and practices, will host
India's first Sustainability Summit: Asia 2006. Focusing on 'Promoting Excellence for Sustainable
Development', the two-day Summit, starting tomorrow in New Delhi, Is being organised in partnership with
Development Alternatives, a non-governmental organisation. |
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