There’s a famous saying, “Kill two birds with one stone!” So how about alleviating poverty and protecting the environment with one act? Ban Ki Moon, the 8th Secretary General of the United Nations said, “Saving our planet, lifting people out of poverty, advancing...
Anisha Menezes DECEMBER 05, 2019 17:47 IST UPDATED: DECEMBER 06, 2019 17:36 IST MORE-IN Wild Ideas, a rural livelihood programme for and by women, is focusing on skill development and turning households chemical-free Imagine a lush rain-soaked landscape, where clouds...
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.
By not contributing to contaminating our water and soils by using natural products
By supporting their initiatives to be self sufficient and honouring dignity of labour
By endorsing native knowledge and its application in creating natural recipes
By buying natural alternatives & reducing exposure to harmful chemicals
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