Abstract: Waste can be a resource instead of being the increasing solid, liquid and gaseous burden that it has become. Urban solid or liquid waste management is considered as one of the most recognised, serious and immediate environmental risks confronting municipal authorities in developing countries.
The author is Scientist C, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), New Delhi. sanjeevcpcb@yahoo.co.in
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