Solid waste management in India
•Economics of Bioremediation •Economics of Recycling 25. 26 For further reading please refer to:Ahluwalia I.J.and Patel U., “SolidWaste Management in India: An Assessment of Resource Recovery and Environmental Impact.”ICRIER Working Paper 356 (2018)
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