Zero Waste

"As he is growing, he is the one to point out to me about wasteful use of plastic. It is important that children are exposed to our lovely planet and why it is important to protect it.”

The students are also involved in waste management activities in the village - maintaining bamboo waste bins by the roadside.

"All of these are pet-friendly as well as pose no chance of allergy to the plant parents!" #LiveGreen

At The Better India, it took us around 5 minutes. But we are sure you can beat our attempt. Try this at home and let us know!

Once a plot of land with merely 40-50 mango trees and two huge tamarind trees, today, it boasts of more than 2,500 trees.

Their goal was to demonstrate that despite large numbers of revellers, the event can be zero-waste and eco-friendly. An ideal zero-waste event sends nothing to landfills and incinerators.

“Besides putting up posters everywhere detailing the need to prioritise the environment, we also encouraged residents to do away with plastic and other toxic material decorations

From serving fresh and unsweetened natural juices in fruit shells to using steel, paper, banana leaf and now, wheat paste straws, the café has adopted several practices that set it apart from any regular eatery in Bengaluru.

Harish and his bunch of friends harvest nearly half a ton of organic produce — this includes more than 100 varieties of fruits, herbs and vegetables! #EatSafe #GrowOrganic

Honoured with many national and international awards, Ramdas Kokare has helped three Maharashtra towns use waste to generate revenue, produce electricity and make roads! #Respect #RealLifeHero