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Acknowledgements All procedures performed in studies involving human participants were in
accordance with ethical standards of the institutional research committee and informed consent
was obtained from all individual participants in the study. Authors appreciate the organization for
generous support toward the successful completion of the study.
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Acknowledgements All procedures performed in studies involving human participants were in
accordance with ethical standards of the institutional research committee and informed consent
was obtained from all individual participants in the study. Authors appreciate the organization for
generous support toward the successful completion of the study.
References
Ambasht, R. S., & Ambasht, P. K. (2005). A text book in environment and pollution (4th ed.). New
Delhi: CBSE Publishers & Distributors.
Brown, K. (1993). Business guide for reducing solid waste, John Winte. In H. M. Lappin-Scott &
J. W. Costerton (Eds.), Microbial biofilms (pp. 23, 27–35). Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press.
Chakrabarti, M. P., Patil, T., & Devotta, S. K. (1999). Report on management hazardous waste
in India by National Environment Engineering Research Institute Nehru Marag Nagpur–44020
(India).
Dahiya, B. (2003, April). Hard struggle and soft gains: Environmental Management, Civil Society
and Governance in Pammal, South India. Environment & Urbanization, 15(1).
Dave, B., & Gautam, V. K. (2013). A study of environmental sanitation: Hindu Ancient system,
existing challenges and developing sustainable solutions, with special reference to Gandhi Nagar
District (Gujarat-State-India). Ph.D. thesis, HAU, Florida-USA (Unpublished).
Gupta, S. K. (April 2004). Rethinking waste management. India Together. URL: www.indiatogether.
org/2004/apr/env-rethink.htm.
Laurence, B. R. (1977). In Feachem, R., McGarry, M., & Mara, D. (Eds.), Insect breeding in relation
to sanitation and waste disposal in water, wastes and health hot climates (pp. 284–98). London.
Management of Solid Waste in Indian Cities, draft report for the 12th Finance Commission of
India, Government of India.
Mapuskar, S. V. (2010). Technologies for Liquid Waste Management in rural areas Appa Patwardhan
safai Wa Paryawaran Tantraniketan, Dehugaon, tal. Haveli District: Pune Maharastra 412109.
www.publicationsdivision.nic.in.
www.unep.org (2004)