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.
As I write this piece, there is a heavy down pour outside. The distant hills are shrouded in clouds. It’s only May, yet it looks like the monsoon rains have arrived. Shimla has an average of 5 rainy days during May but its rained almost every day and..
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High altitude areas and alpine pastures are the most alluring landscapes in the Himalayas. Befittingly, the locals have reserved them for the deities. But in recent years as modern mass tourism grows, these fragile heights are being assaulted by an…
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I always used to think that the developed nations have a better record with the environment, with more educated and active citizens always taking part in the conservation process. Part of such belief has grown out of a memoir written by a renowned…
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I remember I was in the fifth standard when I happened to read an article in some magazine about the extinct species of India. Through that article I came to know certain things which I never knew before. For example, very few people would know that…
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At last the polar bear seems to be getting its rightfully deserved protection under the Endangered Species Act according to which critically imperiled species are given protection against extinction. The decision was taken by The Interior Department..
Polar bear to be protected under the Endangered Species Act Read More »
The US Government is out to list the polar bear as a threatened species owing to global warming, but a recent study by scientist Kristin Laidre of the Polar Science Center (University of Washington) published in the Ecological Applications reveals that.
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Scientists from Mauna Loa Observatory (Hawaii) and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have unanimously cautioned the world about the dangerous levels to which atmospheric carbon dioxide has increased in the last six years. Today,…
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Changing climate and the resulting rise in the level of water is the biggest threat that the inhabitants of the islands of the Torres Strait in Australia are facing. The worst affected ones are the low-lying islands like the Murray Island where the…
We are drowning… Is anybody listening? ask the Murray islanders Read More »
When scientists keep warning us every now and then about the hazardous consequences of global warming, many of us dismiss it off as something that will take years to turn into reality. But the threat of floods, change in monsoons and rain patterns…
Global warming – an alarming reality of Bhutan Read More »
Stealthily the destruction of the islands in the Sunderbans due to the rise in the sea level has created the first global-warming refugees. 7,000 inhabitants of the Lohachara Island, in the Ganga delta, have lost their homes and lands to the rising sea.
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