‘Eco-bricks will prevent pollution from plastics’

By AK Rai 25 Feb 2022 Comment Edit

YOWAN MOTHAY, EOI, KALIMPONG, FEBRUARY 24, 2022: An eco-brick workshop was held in Kalimpong on Thursday to generate awareness how the use of plastic was affecting the environment and to use waste plastics to produce eco-bricks and thereby prevent environmental pollution.

The workshop was held as a joint project of Lagu Foundation and Eco-Bricks Kalimpong. Kalimpong Municipality vice president Bhim Agarwal and Mani Trust chariman Subash Mani Singh were present.

Global Eco-Bricks trainer Asim Khawas said people had now started taking eco-bricks seriously. People were now fabricating eco-bricks by conserving for months the plastics they had been using. Eco-Brick Kalimpong had developed a module for eco-brick and was using it. Now the plan was to make more people aware of it throughout the municipality.

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