To keep cities and their environments clean, pollution-free, and livable, a solution must be devised and implemented. What must be overlooked is the fact that the volume of urban waste will continue to grow over time. According to projections, cities would generate 47,000 tonnes of rubbish per day by 2025, which equates to 0.60 kilogram per person each day. There is no other way to manage such massive amounts of waste than to take a scientific approach to the problem. To that purpose, alternatives such as trash recycling and reuse, fertilizer generation, waste conversion to electricity, and so on should be seriously considered. The major goal of such efforts would be to find a way to manage garbage that is clean, efficient, and sustainable. The government's intention to build an environmentally sustainable waste-to-energy power station at the city's Amin Bazar dump is a model step in this regard. More efforts of this type, including some under the public-private partnership umbrella, would go a long way toward building a clean, waste-free city.