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plants are able to process the 25,000 tons of wastes per year, anaerobic di-
gestion method reduces the chemical requirement for dewatering and the
final products can also be used as fertilizers, bio diesel from these wastes can
be used for transport applications, etc. Further, lot of energy generation and
treatment methodologies currently used for other wastes are now modified
for paper industries and are in pretesting stage.

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