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Interview with Dr. TV Ramachandra, coordinator of the Energy and Wetlands research group at the Indian Institute of Science, about the worsening of air and water quality in Bangalore due to unplanned rapid urbanization, corruption within the waste management system, and a very low environmental literacy among community members.
Here is a blog post I wrote about Bangalore's waste management flaws and potential solutions: https://umichenginabroad.tumblr.com/post/176334443901/mean-marge-has-taken-over-bangalore
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