Zero Waste

Till date, the society has prevented more than 192 MT of waste from ending up in a landfill by vermicomposting!

If your mobile and wallet can be essentials for your bag, why can't these eco-friendly products join them? This small step can have a big impact on our planet!

While plastic was a no-no for a very long time, Kalpana Manivannan has also started making soaps, shampoos & body-butter at home to ensure no mass-produced chemicals affect her family!

If the Konyaks can serve a sumptuous feast to hundreds without generating any non-biodegradable waste, then why can’t we?

Known for being one of the largest waste generators in the eastern suburbs, Club Emerald has converted over 30,000 kg of organic waste into biogas in two months.

Hike, and spread the word of responsible waste management, if you truly love nature!

The members have installed a compost machine, and today, most of the wet waste generated is transformed into compost and used on the gymkhana's cricket field. They supply the surplus to the BMC and neighbouring societies.

After the BBMP proved to be unreliable, owner Gopinath Prabhu decided the eatery would manage generated waste on its own, using it to its full potential.

City dwellers can reduce their carbon footprint. Deepa, a sustainable lifestyle coach shares some easy to follow tips.

With over 500 visitors every day, the Sri Shakti Kalyana Mahaganapati temple in Bengaluru has implemented a tough waste-management system to ensure its zero-waste policy.