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Reports India’s Waste Sector Emissions Could Triple by 2070, NITI Aayog Says

India’s Waste Sector Emissions Could Triple by 2070, NITI Aayog Says

Responsible Us Bureau   Feb 13, 2026

A NITI Aayog report projects India’s waste-sector greenhouse emissions under current policy will rise roughly 3.5-fold by 2070, la...

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