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Mumbai landfill pollution ranks among the world's worst

Mumbai's failure to divert wet waste from landfills is contributing to pollution and warming, despite existing laws and rules.

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Persistent landfill emissions create a significant urban environmental and public-health burden.

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  1. The world's 12th most polluting landfill is in Mumbai. Despite multiple laws and rules, the city has failed to prevent its wet waste from reaching landfills, contributing to pollution and warming ↗isignal.in · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 11:47 PM UTC

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