Two years ago, the World Health Organisation (WHO) ranked the Indian capital Delhi in a report as the most polluted city in the world in terms of air pollution, even above China's capital Beijing! With the increasing population and the advent of technological advancements, the most important issue that has come up in the country, in the last few decades is the alarming rate of pollution and its adverse effects. Even more, the growth of industrialization has carried the seeds of environmental damage with activities such as manufacturing, processing, transportation and consumption. While water, soil and air are productive assets, the pollution of these assets is leading to adverse degradation of environment. Often, environmental degradation tends to become irreversible and imposes damaging costs on the economy resulting in various...
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