Decades before governments-imposed regulations to curb landfills, anything and everything could be dumped on old pits, exposed on the ground, or even on water masses. Perhaps, some of these dumped materials could be toxic or still releasing hazardous chemicals on the earth’s crust. Worst of all, these toxic chemicals are released on water masses, and humans consume them in seafood. Moreover, decomposing material releases methane gas that contributes to global warming.

For instance, the pacific plastic garbage patch is approximately 1.8 trillion chunks of trash causing harm to both sea and human life. Research indicates that human activities are set to emit over twenty-seven billion tons of waste by 2050. Luckily, governments and respective authorities have stepped up to control the menace and ensure a safe, habitable future environment. In this sensitization, Australia hasn’t been left behind. Read This Article for additional information.

The government recently gave a press release on its plan to expand its recycling industry by pumping more Modernization Fund. They have set aside hundreds and thirty-four million U.S dollars focused on generating six hundred million dollars in investment and expanding the job market with over 10,000 jobs. In every landfill lies a green investment.

As the Australian government ups its commitment to the recycling industry, Cleanaway Waste Management seeks to invest in viable infrastructure for waste management. Under Vik Bansal, Cleanaway Waste Management Company can see Australia as habitable and free from toxic waste materials.

Vikas Bansal, or more commonly known as Vik Bansal, born in India, owns a degree in electrical engineering, a Master in Business and Administration, and an advanced management Certificate from INSEAD in Europe.

Bansal is a veteran in management, boasting twenty years of experience and service to different organizations in Australia, Asia, and the United States.

Vik Bansal Cleanaway is honored for his prowess in Industrial organization. Previously, he was the president and COO of Valmont Industries. Also, he served as a senior in One Steel Company and Eaton Firm. Vik Bansal is the founder of Cleanaway Company, a leading waste management firm in Australia, and a member of the NWRIC Board.

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