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a) Reduction at source b) Recycling c) Recovery d) Reuse 29 Production of methane from treatment of industrial wastewater is ----- a) Recovery of energy b) Recovery of material c) Reuse d) Recycling 30 ----- is one of the techniques of reduction of volume of wastewater a) Classification and segregation b) All of these c) Reuse d) Recycling
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