Change makers

The meat industry, which has been operating in its full force, has various impacts on the environment. these impacts have been researched by various scientists to reveal how the meat industry pollutes the ecosystem.

Founded by Vikas Brahmavar and managed alongside Gowthaman Desingh, Transwaters is providing solutions to the people of Bangalore and is soon expanding to other cities. Based in the year 2011, Transwaters provides water treatment solutions that are pocket friendly and significantly impact the environment.

Climate Optimism is having hope for the environment despite the relentlessly grim news that surrounds us.

Environment Environment for Economy: A case-study of Denmark Contents Environment and Economy Maximizing economic growth Tracking Denmark’s progress so far​ Danish-India partnership for green growth For the past three decades, Denmark has been at the forefront of the transition to carbon neutrality and has proved that a country CAN make the economy work for the …

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On our quest to meet changemakers, we saw this quote come to life, and our recent interaction with Aditi Deodhar, founder of the Brown Leaf initiative.

What is the solution for not eating pesticide free at home? Grow your own hydroponics at home. Read a research scientists story

Earth Tatva provides clean, eco-friendly, and food-safe ceramic products. With their upcoming launch of tableware, it was quite a challenge for them to make sure that the recyclable ceramics are food safe.

Recosolution is a purpose driven organization which transforms sustainable thinking into actions. Recently we got to interview the co-founder Mr. Pranav Desai and a firm believer in cultural transformation through technology.

Training center in the Piplantri village established by Govt. of India. Where the Sarpanches (village head) from all across the country can come and learn Piplanti model.

A Natgeo study showed that a whopping 91% of plastics are not getting recycled.

But with all the efforts going around the world and the technology evolving, why is it still not mainstream? Where is it failing? I’ve tried to give my 5 top reasons:

Let’s learn about the Piplantri Model. How a Sarpanch transformed the village with the socio-environmental model – saving the girl child, growing more trees, and reviving groundwater levels.

Ashish Agrawal talks about mindful consumption. It has been 450+ days since I started living with 33 personal items. It has been quite an incredible journey!

Imagine A World Where The Stationery You Buy Saves Trees And Makes Our Cities Cleaner.