In India until recently not much attention was given to the disposal of hospital waste, which contains hazardous waste, which contains hazardous waste materials from various sources (eg: used syringes and needles, pus and blood soaked cotton etc.). Usually the waste is disposed in the community bin along with domestic waste creating environmental pollution. Incineration and land filling are the most widely used technique for disposal hospital waste. Though these methods have several inherent advantages, indiscriminate and improper application o ....etc

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Water is a vitalizing force for sustaining life on earth. About 1/3rd of world?s population depend on groundwater sources for survival. The individual requirements of water are 135 liters per day, equivalent to 49,275 liters per annum. With steady increasing population and increase in demand for water, the management for water has become a topic of serious concern. There are various techniques of wastewater management which improve the quality of water and which can be used for many purposes. . Decentralized water management is one such solutio ....etc

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The possibility of using finely ground waste glass as partial cement replacement in concrete was examined through three sets of tests: the lime-glass tests to assess the pozzolanic activity of ground glass, the compressive strength tests of concrete having 30% cement re-placed by ground glass to monitor the strength development, and the mortar bar tests to study the potential expansion. The results showed that ground glass having a particle size finer than 38 m did exhibit a pozzolanic behavior. A size effect was observed; ....etc

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Some of the products used in our modern society are too toxic to be disposed of without particular treatment. Not only the industry generates such kind of poisonous and hazardous waste but also many household products fall under this category. If not disposed of correctly, some cleaners, solvents, pesticides, paints, etc. can contaminate a landfill, leak into the ground water or contaminate the ocean resulting in tremendous risks for the safety and health of human beings. For the respect of our environment, the basic 3Râ„¢s rule (reduce, re ....etc

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In early times, the disposal of human and other wastes did not pose a significant problem, for the population was small and the amount of land available for the assimilation of wastes was large .Now due to rapid population growth and economic development in the country-Solid waste disposal has become a major environmental issue in India. Solid waste, often called the third pollution after air and water pollution, is that material which arises from various human activities and which is normally discarded as useless or unwanted it consists of the ....etc

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Recycle means to recover useful materials from garbage or waste or it can also be defined as to extract and reuse. While recycling is a term generally applied to aluminium cans, glass bottles & newspaper, water can be recycled as well. Nature reuses & recycles its resources without creating toxic dumps or polluted waterways. By imitating nature we can learn to recycle our wastewater relatively inexpensively, with minimal distribution cost &the bonus of reclaimed resources. Scientists are now recognizing the simplicity and effectiveness of natur ....etc

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Water is a vitalizing force for sustaining life on earth. About 1/3rd of worldâ„¢s population depend on groundwater sources for survival. The individual requirements of water are 135 liters per day, equivalent to 49,275 liters per annum. With steady increasing population and increase in demand for water, the management for water has become a topic of serious concern. There are various techniques of wastewater management which improve the quality of water and which can be used for many purposes. . Decentralized water management is one such s ....etc

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In early times, the disposal of human and other wastes did not pose a significant problem, for the population was small and the amount of land available for the assimilation of wastes was large .Now due to rapid population growth and economic development in the country-Solid waste disposal has become a major environmental issue in India. Solid waste, often called the third pollution after air and water pollution, is that material which arises from various human activities and which is normally discarded as useless or unwanted it consists of the ....etc

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Some of the products used in our modern society are too toxic to be disposed of without particular treatment. Not only the industry generates such kind of poisonous and hazardous waste but also many household products fall under this category. If not disposed of correctly, some cleaners, solvents, pesticides, paints, etc. can contaminate a landfill, leak into the ground water or contaminate the ocean resulting in tremendous risks for the safety and health of human beings. For the respect of our environment, the basic 3R?s rule (reduce, reuse, r ....etc

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Recycle means to recover useful materials from garbage or waste or it can also be defined as to extract and reuse. While recycling is a term generally applied to aluminium cans, glass bottles & newspaper, water can be recycled as well. Nature reuses & recycles its resources without creating toxic dumps or polluted waterways. By imitating nature we can learn to recycle our wastewater relatively inexpensively, with minimal distribution cost &the bonus of reclaimed resources. Scientists are now recognizing the simplicity and effectiveness of natur ....etc

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