Innovation Challenge That Reduce Pollution
Editorials News | Oct-27-2016
The second rank was a tie between Climate Foundation and Tide Technology Pvt. Ltd. The second price winner device was capable of turning rice straw into biochar. Biochar is good for agricultural soil as well as it reduces heavy air pollution that occurs with rice straw burning.
Mahila Housing SEWA Trust is the third position holder. They have planned to organize cool roofing solutions in the Delhi slums. The future project is aimed to provide a better and quality life to the poor. Their project reduces the indoor temperature while allowing the residents to conserve energy for their future development.
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