The Situation of Solid Waste Management in India: Case Study of Amritsar City
Hardeep Singh Sekhon, Rajesh Puri
Abstract
Hardeep Singh Sekhon, Rajesh Puri
Abstract
The solid waste management is one of the important and obligatory functions of the Urban Local Bodies in India. It is also the primary responsibilities of the municipal authorities. According to MSW Rules 2000 MSW mainly includes commercial and residential wastes generated within a municipal or notified areas in either semi solid or solid form.
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The solid waste management is one of the important and obligatory functions of the Urban Local Bodies in India. It is also the primary responsibilities of the municipal authorities. According to MSW Rules 2000 MSW mainly includes commercial and residential wastes generated within a municipal or notified areas in either semi solid or solid form.
Key concepts: Municipal solid waste, Solid waste management, Business, Waste management, Environmental planning, Environmental science, Engineering