vermiculture

“Many people shy away from becoming eco-friendly because they feel it’s a time consuming and messy process. Despite being a mom, entrepreneur at home and responsibilities of taking care of my family, I barely spend 15 minutes everyday keeping my home green,” says Dr Reema Lewis. #LiveGreen #SustainableHomes #Mumbai

But as the world today struggles to find significant solutions to the environmental adversities of water pollution, sewage treatment, waste management and toxic pesticide infested food, some experts are proving the unique role these tiny agents of nature can play to ease its environmental woes.

Using a process called vermiculture, Air India has now produced compost from waste material which it will now use in plantation of trees and gardening.