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Watch: How an Indian company is attempting to reduce floral waste being dumped into the Ganga

Entrepreneur Ankit Agarwal’s company ‘Phool’ transforms floral waste into incense sticks.

Scroll Staff
Mar 19, 2021 · 11:21 am

This company in India is working on creating biodegradable materials from floral waste to protect the country's holy Ganges river https://t.co/Hn0tINumDB pic.twitter.com/yhUgAcJ1FU

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 19, 2021
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