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Waste of a nation : garbage and growth in India / Assa Doron and Robin Jeffrey
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TextPublication details: London Harvard University Press 2018Description: 393 pISBN: - 9780674410947
- 363.7288 DOR-A
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| 363.7285 JAY-P Municipal solid waste management / | 363.7285 TCH-G Integrated solid waste management : | 363.72876 LAG-M Hazardous waste management / | 363.7288 DOR-A Waste of a nation : | 363.7288 DOR-A Waste of a nation : | 363.7288 JOH-R E-waste : implications, regulations, and management in India and current global best practices / | 363.7288 KRI-T Untapped knowledge in India's e-waste industry : a roadmap to strengthen the informal economy / |
Assa Doron and Robin Jeffrey argue that in India the removal and reuse of waste lays waste to human lives. People at the bottom are injured and stigmatized as they work with sewage, toxic chemicals and rotting garbage. If India is to emerge as a model for the world, its policies will have to reach beyond the environment, to encompass empathy.
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