Wallistry Develops Clay Water Bottles that are 100% bio-degradable
Terracotta Clay water bottles!! Wallistry, Chennai has designed and developed clay water bottles. The bottle is a hand-thrown pottery / handmade produced by working clay on a potter's wheel. The porous nature of clay gives cool water and provides the healing feature...
Gardening Tips During COVID-19 by Keep America Beautiful
Regardless of whether you have a little condo overhang or a rambling yard, you can add green to any space. Start by arranging a game-plan, and with these tips, you can have your nursery prospering quickly. Tidy up your yard: Before you begin arranging, begin setting...
Sports, Sustainability and Science: A Win-Win for the Triple Bottom Line
By Mary Draves, Chief Sustainability Officer and VP, Environment, Health and Safety, Dow. Imagine a scenario where we utilized the intensity of game to help construct increasingly practical networks. It's broadly perceived how sports advantage singular players –...
Aiding Biodiversity of Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Extending from the conjunction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers in Illinois to the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana, the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley (LMAV) comprises of in excess of 24 million sections of land of forested wetlands with rich alluvial soils. Home to...
Climate Smart and Sustainable Development of Indian Fisheries and Aquaculture: Research Article
By Govind Choudhary; Mayuri Nag; Shubham Varshney 1) INTRODUCTIONAquatic systems that sustain fisheries and aquaculture are undergoing significant changes as a result of global warming and projections indicate that these changes will be accentuated in the future. It...
Going Beyond ‘Fair Trade’ With Hershey’s Sustainable Cocoa Strategy
By BEATRICE MOULIANITAKI, Head of Cocoa Sustainability • Hershey’s responsible sourcing efforts are about much more than certification• Addressing cocoa farming conditions and systemic problems is essential to sustainability• 100 percent certification is only the...
Efforts to Restore Critical Monarch Butterfly Habitat in Mexico
Each year, millions of Monarch butterflies migrate to Estado de México, Mexico to spend the winter among the Oyamel trees, fir trees that protect the butterflies from seasonal rain and cold. However, areas of the “Zona Nucleo,” the breeding ground for the Monarch,...
Vegetarian or Vegan Diet is not Always Green
By Priyanka Kumar This an argument we have often come across and one that is blamed by many as the root of all climate change problems. Vegetarian diet is often hailed as a bulwark to climate change with the world becoming warmer while increased frequency of both...
World Environment Day Celebrates Biodiversity
By Sudivya Bharti The World environment day is the biggest day to get attention from the people to save the earth and protect our beautiful environment. This is also a “People’s Day,” when people can do something in this direction. It is an important platform for...
How Covid-19 Is Having a Lasting Impact on the Environment
This year on Earth day we got an age-old lesson once again from the Global Pandemic that we are facing right now: “We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” The world is facing an unprecedented challenge in the form of COVID 19...
Earth Day: A Look at Its History and Founding Days
Every year, the Earth Day is celebrated across the world. It is held on April 22nd to mark the birth anniversary of the modern environmental movement in the 1970s. The idea for the first Earth Day took shape due to the indefatigable efforts of founder Gaylord Nelson....
Minimal Water Aquaculture Can Be a Gamechanger
INTRODUCTION Minimal exchange, intensive culture system requires little, if any, water exchange and has high animal stocking densities. In farm, water use in aquaculture can be up to 45 cubic meters per Kg produced in ponds. Within existing aquaculture pond system...