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7,000+ People Built a Zero-Waste Housing Society

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A housing society with 7,000+ residents diverts nearly all waste through segregation and recycling rather than landfill. The system processes ~800 kg of waste daily and has reportedly kept over 100,000 tonnes of waste from landfills, demonstrating a community-scale circular waste model.

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