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population explosion and technological progress has been accompanied, among other things, by an increase in waste generation and pollution. But, in India, the efforts to find a sustainable way of treating waste have failed to deliver. Thus, Soli J Arceivala's Wastewater Treatment for Pollution Control, assumes significance as it examines various workable technologies for sewage treatment
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