Life begins and ends with the soil. It serves as the foundation for food, medicine, and naturally purifies water through its layers, providing pure drinking water. Unfortunately, soil is often taken for granted, with the assumption that it will always be abundant. However, this is not the case. It takes 200 to 400 years to form a mere 1 cm layer of soil, and creating fertile soil demands nearly 3000 years. Fertile land is essential for maintaining a healthy ecosystem and ensuring food and nutritional security.
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Eco-conscious and Sustainability-focused Brand Kheoni Paving the Way for a Greener Future
\"If you really, truly are into sustainability, you cannot operate in isolation. You need to be transparent.\" -Khayal Garg, Green Warrior
Water Sustainability Flexible approaches for managing and conserving water resources
In this article, Vijeta Thakur and Dr S K Bhardwaj discuss innovative technologies for water conservation along with urban water management solutions. They also explore policy and governance approaches regarding water conservation. Implementing Integrated Water Resource Management IWRM) helps coordinate the management of water resources across different sectors and stakeholders, balancing competing demands and ensuring sustainable use. Developing transparent and equitable water allocation systems, coupled with appropriate pricing mechanisms that reflect the true value of water, can incentivize conservation and efficient use while ensuring access for all.
Water Equation India and the Nordics
The Nordic countries, known for their commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection, offer invaluable knowledge and technologies to improve water management practices. From state-of-the-art water purification systems to sustainable irrigation techniques, Nordic expertise provides crucial tools to mitigate the effects of climate change on water resources. In this thought-provoking article, Biba Jasmine discusses that by utilizing the expertise and cutting-edge technologies from the Nordic region, Indian industries can enhance their water management systems, reduce pollution, and increase resource efficiency.
Charging towards Sustainability The Circular Revolution of EV Battery Recycling
Ankit Sharma is the Co-Founder & Director, Vidyuta Materials Pvt. Ltd., which stands at the forefront of innovation in the energy storage industry, pioneering the manufacturing of cutting-edge battery materials for the batteries used in energy storage systems (ESS), electric vehicles (EVS), mobiles, laptops, etc.
The Magic of Traditional Indian Barbeque Strengthening local economy and sustainability
Manu Shrivastava's article highlights the traditional dishes of South Gujarat and Maharashtra's Konkan region-ubadiyu, undhiyu, and popti.
Renewable Grid Recovering electricity from heat storage hits 44 per cent efficiency
Closing in on the theoretical maximum efficiency, devices for turning heat into electricity are edging closer to being practical for use on the grid, according to a new research.
Revitalizing the Yamuna River Innovative Strategies to Rejuvenate the Yamuna River
In this article, Diksha Pandey delves into a range of approaches and methods aimed at revitalizing the health of the Yamuna River. These could encompass efforts to mitigate pollution, bolster water quality, restore ecosystems, and advocate for sustainable water management practices. Moreover, the piece highlights inventive solutions such as advanced wastewater treatment technologies, community engagement initiatives, and policy adjustments designed to tackle the multifaceted challenges confronting the river. It might also examine the Yamuna River's significance to nearby communities, ecosystems, and cultural heritage, emphasizing the pressing need for and importance of revitalization endeavours.
Kaziranga Hit by Poachers Again Lost Two Rhinos on a Single Day
In this article, Nava Thakuria informs us that the poaching of one-horned rhinoceros has resurfaced in the world-famous Kaziranga Forest Reserve in Assam, northeast India, in the first month of 2024, with two rhinos being killed simultaneously in its Agaratoli forest range. However, there is a silver lining as 2024 brought good news to wildlife enthusiasts: two rhinos were sighted in Laokhowa and Burhachapori Wildlife Sanctuary after many decades. The author presents various rhino statistics in this regard.
Empowering Women in Sundarbans Inclusive Farming Shows the Path Forward for Climate-Resilient Communities
This opinion piece by George Richards outlines the crucial findings of a major climate and sustainability project in India, led by one of the world's most prominent climate-focused NGOs. Specifically, the article outlines the potential benefits of inclusive farming for women in pastoral communities.
Looking for the Chirpy Chirping Sparrows To Bring Back Happiness
March 20 is celebrated as the International Day of Happiness and also World Sparrow Day. N Kalyani says with the sparrow and happiness being commemorated on the same day it is hoped that efforts to protect the sparrow and raise its population across its home range prove fruitful and meet with success so that the return of the sparrow brings back happiness.
