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The LAHS Solid Waste Management project encouraged the people of Vengurla to segregate their waste and thus generate less garbage. We proposed a biogas capacity of 2.5 tons and 2 composting machines that utilized solar energy and other unique sustainable resource abilities to manage organic waste at Vengurla. We built a balling machine to help reduce, reuse, and recycle plastic through garden waste and develop briquettes out of abandoned furniture found along with other materials.
The municipality is now proud of the fact that none of the generated waste will end up in dumping grounds with access available for everyone to visit where they will be able to learn about environmental stewardship via our example through the creation of walking trails for citizens, students, business members who are dedicated to making sure India’s economy knows how to sustain its natural resources better by not wasting them by sending it elsewhere but taking care of it with ease instead.
For our Vengurla project, our effort to eliminate dumping grounds altogether has been acknowledged. By the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)!
The future generation of India will now come to know of our contribution towards a better world. Clean environment, green surroundings and clear air.
Educating the future generation about sustainability. It will always be our priority and such recognition motivates us to do more.
LAHS believes that every step in the right direction begins at home. We are proud to have a client like Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC). Where we are given the task of waste management, which consists of wet and dry waste. With the help of our highly effective equipment like trommel, belt-conveyer and OWC machine ‘Goldust’. We have been doing our bit in making Thane cleaner and greener by managing waste from our Project site.
Garden Waste management at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. Cutting down dried-up trees may worry some, but LAHS took care of the entire process, gathering the wood from the site and turning it into Compost. LAHS supervised this project for a year to optimally manage the waste management services required to keep digging sites clean so they don’t spread diseases. We are proud to have worked with such an esteemed organization as Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.
LAHS is proud to be one of the companies that are consulted by the Indian government in order to handle important projects that require specialized care. Recently, our team of experts was tasked with overseeing a project concerning water harvesting at Mazgaon Docks. As one of the most important ports in Mumbai, this dock requires quality water so as not to contaminate any of their operations due to bacteria or otherwise. Therefore, we were instructed to oversee the process of liquefying rainwater with sand filters and carbon filters as well as UV technology in order to distill it for accurate use.
