of global waste comes from construction and demolition
Construction and demolition waste (CDW) account for over 30% of global waste, The majority of this massive waste stream ends up in landfills, creating an environmental crisis that grows larger each day. This unsustainable cycle is depleting our natural resources while simultaneously overwhelming our waste management systems.
of Construction and Demolition Waste annually
An alarming Estimated 2.2 Billion tons of CDW in 2025, with almost all of this going to landfill. When these materials decompose creating serious environmental hazards that affect entire communities.
Toxic Gas
Decomposition of several materials generate toxic gas like hydrogen sulfide, a toxic compound that poses serious health risks to nearby communities
Acid Rain Formation
Toxic gases contribute to acid rain formation, damaging ecosystems, buildings, and agricultural areas over vast regions
Water Contamination
Chemicals leach into local water streams, creating public health hazards and threatening drinking water supplies
Community Health
Landfills near residential areas expose families to harmful pollutants, affecting respiratory health and quality of life