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Rejected Domestic Items: A source of Pollution


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We are aware of multi-variety of pollution ranging from air-pollution, industrial pollution, noise pollution, dust pollution, carbon dioxide pollution, soil pollution, ground water poisoning, electronics waste and biological waste pollution etc. These are on account of several man-made factors as well as other reasons.


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R. C. Talukdar
Geological Survey of India, India

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We are aware of multi-variety of pollution ranging from air-pollution, industrial pollution, noise pollution, dust pollution, carbon dioxide pollution, soil pollution, ground water poisoning, electronics waste and biological waste pollution etc. These are on account of several man-made factors as well as other reasons.