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<span style="font-weight: 400">Each year, consumers and corporations use about 300 million tons of plastic, most of which ends up in landfills. Gemini, which specializes in sourcing and distributing recycled goods, is working on fishing more plastic out of landfills. In 2020, it began partnering with scrap dealers in India, providing them with equipment and training to help them safely separate recyclables from trash. The project proved profitable within three months of inception, and Gemini says its teams have recycled more than 4,000 tons of plastic waste from sites within about 30 miles of India’s coast, reducing plastic leakage into the oceans. </span>

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Surendra Patawari wants to rethink how we tackle recycling plastic: “We don’t need to stop the use of plastic, but we have to stop being unfriendly at the end of its life.”

Plastic is everywhere; “in your blood…in your lungs,” says Gemini CEO, underscoring the pressing need for action on plastic waste

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Plastic is everywhere; “in your blood…in your lungs,” says Gemini CEO

I founded the recycling and waste management company Gemini Corporation in Belgium in 1989 34 years back what we do, we collect waste from over 1000 locations from over 60 countries, different kind of waste. And we think the world as a small village collecting from all corners of the world, all corners of different regions. Circularity is our main concept. In the beginning, we would supply plastics, metal rubber to our customers who reuse them or who recycle them. And at a later stage, we said, why don't you sell us back to us? We make money from the same client. And in a way that was the reinforcement of the theory of circularity. When it comes to plastic. There is so much ignorance about plastic. People are not aware about the enormity of the problem of the plastic. Every day, we generate about a million tons of plastic waste. £2.5 billion. You know how much we recycle less than 10% in single digit. And this quantity is going to grow three times £7.5 billion in 30 years. I think there is going to be a tsunami of plastic coming from textiles. I even heard about plastics in Mount Fuji, in Japan. They are in the cloud, they are in your blood, they are in your lungs. It's going to be everywhere unless we make definite special effort that we take actions. We don't have to stop the use of plastics. We have to stop being unfriendly at the end of its life to the plastics. People say stop the use of plastic. No, that's not what we want. You need plastics for your freshness of food. You need plastics, for economy of fuel. In driving, you need plastics for irrigation without plastic. How we would have handled COVID, we need plastic, but we, we need certainly infrastructure, how to handle the plastic at the end of its life. If there is a business as usual, we are going to leave a very bad legacy to our grandchildren, they would never forgive us. So I believe when it comes to waste, it's as much an environmental issue, maybe a little bit more than environmental and social issue. And that's why we started in India this week. Cycling operations primarily meant for waste speakers. So in our company est is basically the main factor. So the number of people we can change their lives, the quantity we can give second life. That is the way we would measure our success.

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