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Systematic Approaches Towards Sustainability in the 21st Century


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1 Former President, Indian National Academy of Engineering and former Director Indira Gandhi Reactor Center, Kalpakam, Ex-President, Indian Institute of Metals., India
 

This short essay is based on the experience and perspectives of the author, open literature and private communications, on a robust approach for integrating engineering technology and ecological engineering for sustainable development.

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Baldev Raj
Former President, Indian National Academy of Engineering and former Director Indira Gandhi Reactor Center, Kalpakam, Ex-President, Indian Institute of Metals., India

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This short essay is based on the experience and perspectives of the author, open literature and private communications, on a robust approach for integrating engineering technology and ecological engineering for sustainable development.

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No keywords.

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