Green guide is a guide that includes several ways to go green. This involves unique, innovative, and simple ways that will help us to keep the environment pollution free and help to reduce the quantity of waste material. This include all fields in which we make such mistakes that lead to pollution and help us how to improve those mistakes. This includes everything from food waste to eco-friendly machines. Green guide includes different topics and methods that will help us to save money, energy, water, and other natural or scarce resources.
This includes tips to make eco-friendly houses, furniture, decoration materials, tips to save fuel, and various and effective tips how to go green. As the population is rising, this can affect our future generations as they will not be able to use natural resources. This is our duty to use natural and scarce resources in a sustainable way. We can use public vehicles instead of private one in order to reduce the consumption of fuel and can use solar energy in order to save energy. Plants play an important role to make the environment pollution free then we can contribute to make the environment pollution free by planting more and more trees.
“Save water”, “Water is life”- we all are habituated to teach and learn this since the childhood. But directly or indirectly, the whole humanity is responsible for polluting water- the very source of life. What does it mean by keeping water…
Listen to the cries of Mekong River! Read More »
Environmentalists and animal lovers perceive a grave threat to the future of the African wild elephant population after China was granted permission to become a licenced buyer of ivory from Africa.
In a recently concluded meeting of the UN’s…
China’s legal ivory trading status puts African elephants’ fate in jeopardy Read More »
United States was regarded as the worst handler of the global warming issue. It ranked at the bottom in addressing the environmental issue in the recent G-8 summit. But now, the US scientists have got a new way to reduce CO2 levels, by burying it…
Geologic Sequestration: Burying Carbon dioxide, getting oil Read More »
There is finally some good news for environment enthusiasts! A five-year ban on fishing around Lundy Island off the Devon coats has significantly revived sea life. The eastern coats of Lundy is the only zone where fishing in completely prohibited…
Fishing ban – A boon to marine life Read More »
Food and fuel scarcity is rising high day-by-day. There is a vast gap between the demand and supply of these necessary products. We need an urgent balance to check the fast growing inflation. For that, more of farmlands are required to grow food crop and.
Forests need to be destroyed to feed the masses? Read More »
Ultimately, the time has come for human beings to start taking concrete steps to check global warming. After threatening to endanger life forms, submerge land masses under water bodies, cause adverse climatic changes and pollute the environment; global…
Study: More kidney stone cases likely owing to global warming Read More »
A living exhibit of plant life and urban art, Public Farm One (PF1) is a part of PS1 extension of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in Long Island City, New York. And apart from offering an outdoor social space, PFI also grows vegetables, herbs and fruit.
Self-sustaining initiatives: Public Farm One Read More »
The marine life is under continuous damage by various human activities. The sea-birds are hooked up by the fishing ship, large and small all the fishes are caught for food, coral-reefs are dying fast because of global warming and chemicals discharged…
Scotland’s Marine Bill: A ray of hope at last Read More »
Most of us are aware of the ozone layer problem. Ozone is a gas containing 3 atoms of oxygen. It is a harmful gas if inhaled in large quantities. Naturally it is present in the lower part of the second layer of our atmosphere. So there is a layer of..
Threat from safe gases Read More »
If you think we haven’t screwed the Earth enough, here’s more bad news. We have, apparently, put almost one third of the world’s coral reefs at risk of extinction because of climate changes and human activities including increase in carbon…
Corals at extinction risk, human activity is to be blamed Read More »
