Under this 'Segregation at Source' initiative, municipal corporations or councils would provide two dustbins, one green and one blue, to every households and shops to collect wet and dry waste materials, an official release said.
People would require to keep wet garbage in green dustbins and dry waste materials in blue dustbins.
Addressing a programme on World Environment Day here, Biren said, "Nature does not require us, but we need nature for our survival."
The chief minister said that under the 'Green Imphal' campaign, he planted many saplings around the city and cleaned Nambul river.
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Stating that deforestation was the main cause for frequent landslides in hill areas, he urged the public to plant more saplings instead of felling trees.
The chief minister said that a team of volunteers has been formed to plant 1000 saplings in different parts of the state as part of environment protection campaign.
Forest and Environment Minister Th Shyamkumar also spoke on the occasion.
Earlier, Biren and other dignitaries planted saplings at Ima Keithel as part of the World Environment Day programme, the release said.
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