A Comparative Analysis between Environmental Protection (Waste Management) Regulation 2000 and Chandannagar Municipal Solid Waste Management to propose a Realistic Solution
Abstract
A comparative analysis of municipal solid waste management (MSWM) of environmental protection (waste management) regulation 2000  and Cahandannagar municipal corporation was carried out in order to identify its current status, and highlight the prevailing conditions of MSWM. An overview of the various aspects of MSWM in these two model is provided, with emphasis on comparing the legal, technical, and managerial aspects of MSW. Collection systems and recycling practiced to the involvement of the government sector, are also presented.
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