Interconnections in Nature – Some Examples From Across the World [Article first published by Amit Arora on LinkedIn on 7-Sep-24, International Vulture Awareness Day (IVAD)] (Please note that we claim no copyright on images used in this post. Owner rights…
On a cloud-laden, rain-forecasted, Sunday afternoon, a small group of committed repairers and sustainability champions met for repairing stuff that would otherwise have been consigned to waste.
Almost all the personal care products sold in market contain hundreds of synthetic chemicals in the form of emulsifiers, preservatives, additives, cleansers colourants or fragrance. How then to take care of our health when the corporate greed takes over the markets and we are left to fend for our safety?
About 40 participants of diverse age groups (some young, some very young and some still young) braved high humidity levels and joined us on the mindful nature journaling journey this Sunday in the green surroundings of Vinoba Ashram in Vadodara.
What's the connection between beads and sustainability?
Well, you see, beads that are available in the market are made of plastic. It's symbolic of our use and throw culture. It's inexpensive so one does not have to think much before buying it. And just because it's inexpensive, one can throw it away as well after use without sparing a thought.
