While we talk about our struggles and issues, it's important we look at the ones who are doing it right. It is getting dull how the so-called "developed" countries continue their talks about climate change. When are we actually going to see actions? When will people collectively understand that global warming isn't a myth? Will … Continue reading Let’s Learn From The Carbon Negative, Shall We?
Category: environment
The Right Kind Of Waste
My last blog was about taking waste disposal seriously. It got me into thinking, how do we differentiate the right kind of waste from the giant pile of mess? The whole biodegradable versus non-biodegradable is too obvious here. Let's break it down to a practical level, shall we? To nobody's surprise, FMCG Products win the … Continue reading The Right Kind Of Waste
Why do we need an Eco government?
For any country to have the potential to grow, it is important that it has an active government. An eco-conscious crowd needs the help of the government just as much as the ignorant do. A simple way to explain this is, segregating waste in homes and workplaces only to have them all collected together by … Continue reading Why do we need an Eco government?
When Do we usually care?
We all care too much don't we? We work the extra hour, we study until we get validations, we run to relieve the stress, we try to stay updated with everything, we constantly try to improve. Its lovely that we do care about all these little things, it's just a little odd that we care … Continue reading When Do we usually care?
It’s Never Too Late To Care
Picture this - bright blue sky with calm clouds swaying with the wind, dark and light green grass, tickling your feet every time you try to wiggle your toes. The flirty wind touching your skin, running through your hair and as you stretch out your hands to feel it, passes through the gaps of your … Continue reading It’s Never Too Late To Care
The Minimalistic Lifestyle
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you see the word 'Minimalist'? Some popular ideas include - an empty house, the colors- black and white, fashion, slow and pale living and most importantly a hell of a commitment. The only one I'd partially agree to is the last. So to break it down … Continue reading The Minimalistic Lifestyle
Amala Justy 