How has the improper recycling of used solar panels raised concerns, leading to a notice from the NGT to the Centre
Investigate the environmental impact and issues surrounding the improper recycling of used solar panels that prompted the NGT to issue a notice to the Centre and other concerned parties.
- Improper recycling of used solar panels releases toxic materials like lead and cadmium into the environment, posing health risks to humans and wildlife.
- The lack of regulations and infrastructure for proper disposal and recycling of solar panels has led to an increase in e-waste generation.
- Improper handling of e-waste contributes to soil and water pollution, affecting ecosystems and biodiversity.
- The National Green Tribunal (NGT) raised concerns about the environmental impact of improper solar panel recycling, prompting a notice to the Centre to address the issue.
- Efficient recycling and disposal methods need to be implemented to minimize the environmental footprint of solar energy systems.
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