Republic Day: India Focuses on Battling Climate Change
On the occasion of Republic Day 2019, the Government of India has reiterated its commitment towards battling climate change and bringing sustainability in the society. “Our cultures, traditions, and ideal in life place high importance on public service. We’ve had...
The Chobani Way: Bringing Sustainability in Food
From the cartoon-themed yogurt for children like Winnie the Pooh to the indulgent caramel-crunch mixes for our sweet tooth, Chobani’s dairy products are a luscious, full-flavor experience that is made of only natural ingredients and packed with the goodness of...
Shipping Industry Can Use Modern Technologies to Cut Emissions
Shipping as a trade is crucial for trade. In fact, over 80% of global commerce goes through this route; however, this line of business has also been regarded by experts as an environmental problem. The entire industry produces carbon dioxide as much as the whole of...
The Earth is Not Ours. Why Sustainable Development is a Must
Humanity’s, relationship with Earth is fundamentally flawed. We do not really understand what we are doing on Earth and, as a result, appreciate even less our purpose on this planet. To my mind this ignorance of purpose makes our lives meaningless and is the reason...
5 Ways in Which Indian Railways is Going Environment Friendly
Indian Railways is going green! In an effort to turn environmentally friendly, Piyush Goyal led Railway Ministry has been undertaking many steps. From solar based power plants to those of wind energy, from installing environmentally friendly bio toilets in coaches to...
Epiphany, Burning the Hag & Wise Men from the East
On, 6th January 2019, was Epiphany, one of the biggest festivals in Italy, which is celebrated by Burning the Hag. The Hag is burnt on a huge bonfire in the middle of the Piazza, the central square, which is the focal point of most Italian towns. In Verona's famed...
Ganga Pollution is Killing the Ganges, India’s Most Sacred River
We all are aware of the fact that most of the civilizations developed near rivers. Even over the course of history, many great cities grew on the banks of rivers around the globe. This is because rivers enrich the soil for crop growth and provide easy transportation...
Coastal Hazards Threaten Community Security in Coastal Belts of India
With the arrival of monsoon, natural forces come alive in the coastal region of Karnataka. The interplay of sand, water and wind engage in a sea dance, terrifying those who live on the coast. In common parlance, this is called sea or coastal erosion which is often...
Royal Enfield CEO Siddhartha Lal to Greenubuntu: Serious On Emissions
The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 has just bagged one of India's most prestigious 2-wheeler awards: the 2019 IMOTY or the Indian Motorcycle of the Year award. The IMOTY is the most authoritative 2-wheeler recognition in India. The jury consists of some of the most...
Breakfast at Flurys: Peach Melba, Crumbly Cake and Fudgy Rum balls
This is a place you won’t forget in a hurry: crumbly cubed cake and fudgy rum balls, not to mention the plum cake, which you have to take home for later delights. Flaky chicken patties and delicate asparagus rolls. Earl Grey tea along with puffed patties will remind...
5 Best Green New Year Resolutions
The planet is in danger: climate change, pollution, etc. are bringing it to the brink. However, even if just a mere 10 percent of the population turned green in its lifestyle, it could mean a lot and could actually be a revolution for mother Earth. They could make a...
Happy New Year to all Greenubuntu Readers: Let Us Go Green!
That time of the year is here where you just want to relax and celebrate. Greenubuntu wishes all its readers a very Happy New Year 2019. We also want to make resolutions and see them to the end of the year. However, these times can tend to get wasteful. The average...