All posts by : Prachi Jain

Some heroes work quietly and let their work do the talking… What an incredible journey! Hats off, sir… (image source not known, due credits to creators)

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The excessive usage of plastics has led to landfills and water pollution leading to marine life destruction and water pollution to a great extent. Let us put a blanket ban on single-use plastics… this will help in restoring the planet…

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Let us make sustainability a habit, adapt to sustainable measures, and create a healthy, green, and clean environment…

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Let us conserve, preserve and save water… it is essential to survival… one of the most important natural resources that are going scarce… and this scarcity can destroy life and thus the planet… #climateandcorporate#achievesustainability#savetheplanet#actnow

More than 80,000 species of plants have been categorized as “going to extinct simply because humans don’t need them” have been identified in a study by a group of researchers led by John Kress, a botany curator emeritus at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of National History.

The research findings can be read in the journal Plants, People, Planet.

This is considered a massive biodiversity loss and is regarded as a “wake-up call” to protect our biodiversity to protect our ecosystem. Read more

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Australia’s Sydney is enduring the rainiest start to any year. The city is witnessing such heavy rains that even a meagre 0.2mm of drizzle is considered rain.

The persistent rain for nearly 16 days has brought the city to a standstill witnessing the heaviest rainfall since 1956. Experts warn that the residents must be prepared for prolonged rains despite La Nina being past its peaked influence… Read more

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Plastic consumption has been the primary source of global GHG emissions and is growing with each passing year. However, it is regrettable that being such a significant source of emissions, there isn’t any mechanism to measure the percentage of plastic pollution.

With the above fact in mind, the United Nations agreed to measure plastic consumption and its pollution levels, which 173 countries have agreed upon to save the overall environment. Read more

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Habits are those that let a human being work in the direction of success, fulfilment and satisfaction. Amongst many others, let us strive to make sustainability and sustainable activities a habit, and this will ensure our and other species’ survival clean, green and sustainable.

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More than 75% of the Amazon rain forests that are untouched have lost their stability and will take longer than anticipated to recover from droughts, wildfires etc…

The scientists further concluded that the has been harsher near urban areas or near the areas that are getting drier with each passing year… read more.

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The present-day Ukraine Russian war has been the result of fossil fuels usage that has led to the climate crisis and extreme weather events.

According to Svitlana Krakovska, a leading climate scientist: “the war has been a silent emergent due to warm weather and harsh climate impacts, which are being used by the Russian agencies to supply products and in turn buy weapons from the money earned.” Read more

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