Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project (DUEIIP).Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests and Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, Planning Department, 2001 - City planning |
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Part II - Scientific Development of a Landfill Site at Bhati Mines Figure 1.1 -
Existing and Identified Potential Municipal Waste Disposal Sites Bawana
Gaushala Bha Iswa Puth Khurd Sultanpuk Ghazipur Airport Approach Cone
NDMC Delhi ...
Part II - Scientific Development of a Landfill Site at Bhati Mines Figure 1.1 -
Existing and Identified Potential Municipal Waste Disposal Sites Bawana
Gaushala Bha Iswa Puth Khurd Sultanpuk Ghazipur Airport Approach Cone
NDMC Delhi ...
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Transfer stations could be located at the existing landfill sites when they become
full . If the whole of the Bhati Mine area ( approx . 1,000 Ha ) is developed in
properly operated and maintained phases there would be sufficient capacity to
serve ...
Transfer stations could be located at the existing landfill sites when they become
full . If the whole of the Bhati Mine area ( approx . 1,000 Ha ) is developed in
properly operated and maintained phases there would be sufficient capacity to
serve ...
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... cost of investment in developing new sites ; As the average distance involved
in transporting the waste to the proposed site is more or less the same as at
present in transporting waste to the existing sites at Okhala and Bhalswa no
additional ...
... cost of investment in developing new sites ; As the average distance involved
in transporting the waste to the proposed site is more or less the same as at
present in transporting waste to the existing sites at Okhala and Bhalswa no
additional ...
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| Title | Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project (DUEIIP). Part 3, Issue 2 of Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project, Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project |
| Contributors | India. Ministry of Environment and Forests, Delhi (India : Union Territory). Planning Department, Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project |
| Publisher | Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests and Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, Planning Department, 2001 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 24 Jul 2009 |
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