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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This would result in a comprehensive economic as well as financial and
environmental appraisal of the options against the alternatives . 2.0 Bhati Mines -
Waste Disposal for the 21st Century 2.1 Location and Approach The site is
located at ...
This would result in a comprehensive economic as well as financial and
environmental appraisal of the options against the alternatives . 2.0 Bhati Mines -
Waste Disposal for the 21st Century 2.1 Location and Approach The site is
located at ...
Page 4
There are number of very large quarries in this area which were formed as a
result of sand excavation . The depth of some of the pits is over 30m ( 100ft )
within a total area of nearly 1,000 hectare . There is no appreciable vegetation
growth in ...
There are number of very large quarries in this area which were formed as a
result of sand excavation . The depth of some of the pits is over 30m ( 100ft )
within a total area of nearly 1,000 hectare . There is no appreciable vegetation
growth in ...
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... environmental degradation is likely ; in fact the area will ultimately improve
through the proposed reclamation and extensive plantation ; Smaller landfill sites
scattered all over the city would result in short term savings in transportation costs
.
... environmental degradation is likely ; in fact the area will ultimately improve
through the proposed reclamation and extensive plantation ; Smaller landfill sites
scattered all over the city would result in short term savings in transportation costs
.
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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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