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How do cities manage non-hazardous solid waste?

This Article explains ecological footprint and urban metabolism. This article answers why the considerations of ecological footprint and urban metabolism are important in urban sustainability, and includes research on urban metabolism and its changes. It outlines strategies implemented in various cities to manage non-hazardous solid waste, and the challenges faced. Case studies include Japan, Singapore, and India.

7 pages / 4343 words.

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June 2017

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ISSN: 2399-9721

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