The wound of the Bramser waste site.
Mahdieh Vakilanjad- IRNA correspondent in Mazandaran
🔹 Kalkoli waste site in the heart of the Horkney forests, in Ramsar, which was supposed to be a waste disposal site for only five years, after more than 2 decades of activity and receiving 80 to 120 tons of waste daily, it no longer has the capacity to absorb waste; Accumulation of debris, concern about leaching and lack of infrastructure have made this site one of Ramsar's most serious environmental challenges.
The transfer of Ramsar waste to the heart of the Horkan forests in the Ashtkal region of Jawaharlal Nehru has become a serious blow for the citizens of Ramsar. Wounded, which every now and then, with the rise of negative reactions mixed with despair in the virtual pages related to this city, come back and rise again.
🔹 The garbage mountain, which, although it is far from people's eyes, still has a strong presence in the corner of their minds. However, the story of the waste warehouse at this site is not only an environmental problem, and its root must be sought in an unsolved equation and an administrative blind spot.