Abstract
At re-utilization and self-sustaining aspects have become an important factor to survive as humans and also as a part of nature. The issues that we are facing like climate change, health issues, global warming, pollution, etc. cannot be neglected or taken for granted anymore. Which makes it important to create a sustainable relationship to achieve a balance between manufacturing, consumption, and disposal of every product generated. Reusing industrial waste and recycling it into viable and sustainable solutions to fulfill the upcoming need for resources becomes a substantial solution to the increasing quantity of waste from industries and factories. This paper focuses on industry waste like waste foundry sand obtained from foundries that can be used effectively. Specifically in the scope of foundry industries in and around Kolhapur, as being a potentially growing foundry industrial hub. So with such a scenario where the waste and its generation occur simultaneously. It demands a sustainable solution. This brings the focus to the model of obvious generation and re-utilization. This paper briefly reviews the opportunity of generating a sustainable solution with waste foundry sand generated in foundry industries and its scope of effective re-utilization. And elaboration about the sustainable approach of the utilization of Industrial waste obtained from the industrial sector in and near Kolhapur, Maharashtra
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