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C. Sai Kalyani Yogini et al.
These centers would not only recycle the waste but would also generate employment
opportunities for the people.
Government should also fund researches projects aimed at developing replacement for plastics, dyes, and pesticides which pose serious threats to the environment.
5 Conclusion
The three ‘R’ approaches if followed effectively will help in sustainable management of waste. This approach can be successfully implemented by bringing awareness
among the people about the impact of waste generated on the environment and public health. A large scale campaigning should be undertaken by the government for
spreading information and training people about reducing, segregation, recycling,
and reusing the products without causing harm to the people. The laws should be
made stringent in order to implement these practices. More NGOs and private companies should be encouraged which can work in collaboration with governmental
organization for the sustainable waste management. As the management of waste is
not an individual process, every person in the society should be aware of three ‘R’
concept so the government and the institute’s related for the better society should
take up a duty in developing the society as pollution free by reducing, reusing, and
recycling the wastes. Schools, colleges, and all educational institutes should educate
students about the waste management for better future.
References
Agarwal, R., Chaudhary, M., & Singh, J. (2015). Waste managment initiatives in India for human
well being. European Scientific Journal, 11(10), 105–127.
Hasen, P. E., & Jorgensen, S. E. (1991). Introduction to environmental management (Eds.). NY:
Elsevier.
Mumford, C. J. (1973). Industrial pollution control. Business Books.
Newsom, G., & Sherratt, J. G. (1972). Water pollution. Sherratt & Sons.
Van Ewijk, S., & Stegemann, J. A. (2014). Limitations of the waste hierarchy for achieving absolute
reductions in material throughput. Journal of Cleaner Production.
Yavuz, O., & Ziyadanogullari, R. (2000). Recovery of gold and silver from copper anode slime.
Separation Science and Technology, 35, 133.
Zhu, D., Asnani. P. U., Zurbrugg, C., Anapolsky. S., & Mani, S. (2008). Improving solid waste
management in India: A sourcebook for policy makers and practitioners. World Bank Institute,
WBI Development Studies, The World Bank.
C. Sai Kalyani Yogini et al.
These centers would not only recycle the waste but would also generate employment
opportunities for the people.
Government should also fund researches projects aimed at developing replacement for plastics, dyes, and pesticides which pose serious threats to the environment.
5 Conclusion
The three ‘R’ approaches if followed effectively will help in sustainable management of waste. This approach can be successfully implemented by bringing awareness
among the people about the impact of waste generated on the environment and public health. A large scale campaigning should be undertaken by the government for
spreading information and training people about reducing, segregation, recycling,
and reusing the products without causing harm to the people. The laws should be
made stringent in order to implement these practices. More NGOs and private companies should be encouraged which can work in collaboration with governmental
organization for the sustainable waste management. As the management of waste is
not an individual process, every person in the society should be aware of three ‘R’
concept so the government and the institute’s related for the better society should
take up a duty in developing the society as pollution free by reducing, reusing, and
recycling the wastes. Schools, colleges, and all educational institutes should educate
students about the waste management for better future.
References
Agarwal, R., Chaudhary, M., & Singh, J. (2015). Waste managment initiatives in India for human
well being. European Scientific Journal, 11(10), 105–127.
Hasen, P. E., & Jorgensen, S. E. (1991). Introduction to environmental management (Eds.). NY:
Elsevier.
Mumford, C. J. (1973). Industrial pollution control. Business Books.
Newsom, G., & Sherratt, J. G. (1972). Water pollution. Sherratt & Sons.
Van Ewijk, S., & Stegemann, J. A. (2014). Limitations of the waste hierarchy for achieving absolute
reductions in material throughput. Journal of Cleaner Production.
Yavuz, O., & Ziyadanogullari, R. (2000). Recovery of gold and silver from copper anode slime.
Separation Science and Technology, 35, 133.
Zhu, D., Asnani. P. U., Zurbrugg, C., Anapolsky. S., & Mani, S. (2008). Improving solid waste
management in India: A sourcebook for policy makers and practitioners. World Bank Institute,
WBI Development Studies, The World Bank.