A small town in Bihar near Indo-Nepal border is adding to Global Warming

'Necessity is the mother of invention' is apt for the situation prevalent in the 21st century where a lot of environmental damage has been done and trees need to be planted and reared. Highlighting the degradation is a town Raxaul in the Indian State of Bihar where the town's garbage is burned on the road along a water canal leading to Ghorasahan via Adapur and the adjacent trees as seen in the picture face the brunt of facing death or rather are getting killed by the smoke.

The people of Raxaul need to be more vigilant and responsible as also the civic authorities to prevent such murder of environment. Someone needs to be accountable and people must take steps for the future to prevent such atrocities to greenery.

The solution to this is deploying Plants & Machinery which can recycle garbage, and make usable products out of it. This is a necessity as Raxaul in the coming days would be much more developed town for its location being near the border of India with Nepal and a junction for tourists to enter Nepal on a larger scale.

Hence, investment from planet-friendly investment sectors is the need of the hour to prevent our trees (life saviour) from being killed by the errors of man. An example of an organisation helping to manage waste is Timarpur-Okhla Municipal Solid Waste Management Project in Delhi registered under Clean Development Mechanism with United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change for earning Carbon Credits. Such an organisation is needed in environmentally unorganized areas like Raxaul a Sub-Division in East Champaran district, Bihar, India.

Image courtesy- Niraj Kumar
Freelance Feature writer- Rahul Rohan