Green living or sustainable living or net-zero living is a chosen lifestyle that is primarily aimed at reducing one’s use of natural resources and at the same time reducing their overall environmental impact to preserve the natural resources and beauty of the Earth...

What even happens to the water that runs down your drain once you rinse your hands? If you aren’t conscious of where it goes and respect the water you use, will it come around to bite your hind-side? We assure you, it will. As for the first question, read on. To put...

2020 has been a great year for the Earth. For nature. For the environment. For the trees, the plants, the rivers, the lakes, the animals, the birds. While we were locked away inside our homes taking shelter from the ongoing pandemic, the world outside blossomed. We...

Ever since laundry detergent was introduced in the early 20th century, it has resulted in environmental pollution. For much of the early to late 20th century, the impact of phosphates on environment was ignored despite strong evidence. It was not until the early 1990s that it was finally banned.

Authored by Greta Stuthridge of Victoria University of Wellington, this article, taken from the university’s Environmental Science Student’s site Our Environment, talks about the danger posed by laundry detergents to our environment and water bodies, and how we all need to be worried about the consequences.

In Mahatma Gandhi’s words, “be the change you wish to see in the world”. These words resonate deeply with the goal of LAGOM—to reach 1,000 households in one year, and ensure at least 100 million litres of water is contaminant free.

In Mahatma Gandhi’s words, “be the change you wish to see in the world”. These words resonate deeply with the goal of LAGOM—to reach 1,000 households in one year, and ensure at least 100 million litres of water is contaminant free.