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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There is no natural water available that is needed to sustain wildlife except in the
rainy season in the form of accumulated water in the pits , which soon dries up
due to the high permeability of soil strata in the pits . 2.3 Surroundings Asola wild
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There is no natural water available that is needed to sustain wildlife except in the
rainy season in the form of accumulated water in the pits , which soon dries up
due to the high permeability of soil strata in the pits . 2.3 Surroundings Asola wild
...
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1 2 3 4 5 Name of Site Area , Depth and Life of Site Remarks Capacity Puthkhurd
54.6 Hectare 17 Months Soil is suitable for use as cover material . This site in 14
km by road from Bhalswa . It is a private agricultural land and hence the ...
1 2 3 4 5 Name of Site Area , Depth and Life of Site Remarks Capacity Puthkhurd
54.6 Hectare 17 Months Soil is suitable for use as cover material . This site in 14
km by road from Bhalswa . It is a private agricultural land and hence the ...
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No mitigation measures required . The dumper carrying waste should be properly
covered to minimise impact on soil . Positive impact due to use of compost in the
area . There will be withdrawl of ground water and hence natural resource use .
No mitigation measures required . The dumper carrying waste should be properly
covered to minimise impact on soil . Positive impact due to use of compost in the
area . There will be withdrawl of ground water and hence natural resource use .
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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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