The bench, however, sought the reply of the state and the project proponent on the issue.Advocates Ritwick Dutta and Rahul Choudhary, appearing for the NGO, sought an immediate stay on the dumping of waste at the site citing environmental concerns. The green panel had in January lifted its stay on the construction of a waste treatment plant in the catchment area of the Basai wetland at Gurgaon in Haryana after perusing the revenue records and noting that the land in question has not been identified as a wetland by Haryana. They may do so by the next date of hearing," the bench said. The green panel had earlier said that the applicant has made out a prima facie case for directing preservation of land in question till further order of this tribunal in this regard. Rathore, issued notices to the state government and the project proponent of the under construction site and asked them to file replies before May 11.According to the petition filed by non government organisation (NGO), Delhi Bird Foundation, the project proponent has the environmental clearance for the plant, Plastic Outdoor Chairs but it lacks requisite approvals from the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) as per the Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules, 2016. "The counsel for the respondent state as well as project proponent pray for short time to file reply.The order had come after the project proponent assured the bench that it would not carry out construction on the site without obtaining the consent from the pollution contro, board. The project proponent had given an undertaking that it would not set up any machinery to run the construction without authorisation from the state pollution board.A bench, headed by Justice Raghuvendra S.The tribunal in July last year had ordered status quo after noting that its impact on the water body.New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed the Haryana government to respond to a plea against the alleged dumping of waste at a construction and demolition waste recycling facility that is being built in the catchment area of the Basai wetland at Gurgaon in Haryana

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"As the EDMC area generates thousands of metric tonnes of waste daily, its proper disposal has been a challenging task. If things go well, the NHAI will set up a plant near the site and will segregate the solid waste. As the proposal got passed, the Corporation has been empowered to sign a MoU and once it would be inked, the highway authority will be allowed to use the material for the purpose," said Jitender Chaudhary, chairman, standing committee. Ignoring the actual capacity of the city, the EDMC dumps nearly 2,500 metric tonne garbage daily. Since proposal has been made by the NHAI, entire cost for setting up of plant and transportation of the produced material will be borne by the NHAI itself," said a senior EDMC official. Following which the matter was placed before the standing committee for approval.The EDMC officials inform that the landfill site, spread over 30-acre land, got saturated earlier in 2004, but dumping of garbage is still taking place.Solid waste from the Ghazipur landfill site in East Delhi would be used in the construction of Delhi-Meerut Expressway, a section of NH-24, in a move aimed at curbing pollution in the city.The move comes after a study was conducted by the CSIR-Central Road Research Institute. This will be in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s directions for use of waste in a productive way. The institute submitted its report to NHAI a couple of months back and said that the municipal solid waste contains about 65 to 70 per cent of soil components which can be used in embankment construction after segregation. "NHAI and urban development ministry had sought permission for utilisation of MSW for highway construction programme on NH-24 earlier.The standing committee of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation on Wednesday approved the proposal that would pave the way for EDMC’s collaboration with National Highway Authority of India and the ministry of urban development on this project. Since the site has stored enormous volume of garbage, its disposal and reclamation of land has become difficult.. Through segregation, nearly 70 per cent solid waste will be extracted as road filler China Plastic Pallet Manufacturers while remaining will be used as raw material for waste-to-energy plant

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