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Segregation at source: a step further towards garbage disposal

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    • Khushboo Sandhu Tags : chandigarh, waste disposal Posted: Saturday , Oct 25, 2008 at 0353 hrs

    Putting to rest speculation that more trees would be cut for making paper bags due to the polythene-ban, Prof Kohli says, “Fibres are used for making paper bags. The paper that is used is essentially made from various kinds of grass. Certain trees like eucalyptus and poplar are also used. It will not harm the environment in any way.”

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