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Author Archives: Meena Iyer

Cows and Pigs have no Wings …

The livestock sector is the pillar of the global food system and sustainable practices are critical for human, animal, and our Earth’s health

Posted byMeena IyerMay 11, 2022Posted inEducation, Water storyLeave a comment on Cows and Pigs have no Wings …

The Himalayan Great Thaw

Permafrost thaw is irreversible and what happens when it melts?

Posted byMeena IyerApril 6, 2022April 21, 2022Posted inWater storyTags:Environmentalist Foundation of India, Lakes of IndiaLeave a comment on The Himalayan Great Thaw

Frugal, Fine Fashion …

Your clothes tell a story of who you are, but fashion should not cost the earth’s water !

Posted byMeena IyerMarch 26, 2022Posted inEducation, Water storyTags:Environmentalist Foundation of IndiaLeave a comment on Frugal, Fine Fashion …

Time to ‘cool’ down

Given the looming water scarcity, how can sustainable cooling methods help us adapt to a hotter world

Posted byMeena IyerJanuary 19, 2022Posted inEducation, Volunteer, Water storyTags:Environmentalist Foundation of India, Lakes of IndiaLeave a comment on Time to ‘cool’ down

Inter-linking of rivers

Is river inter-linking a sustainable answer to our water crisis ?

Posted byMeena IyerDecember 23, 2021December 23, 2021Posted inRestoration, Water storyTags:EFI, Environmentalist Foundation of India2 Comments on Inter-linking of rivers

Deep-water ‘shining’

Deep waters are a treasure trove of bio-luminescent creatures that makes us view life as never before…

Posted byMeena IyerNovember 13, 2021Posted inEducation, Water storyTags:#deepwaters, Environmentalist Foundation of IndiaLeave a comment on Deep-water ‘shining’

Antarctica – the heaven at risk?

A scientific haven impacted by a growing economy and global warming

Posted byMeena IyerOctober 9, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:#global warming, #ice, #sustainability3 Comments on Antarctica – the heaven at risk?

Beyond sand

Sand is ubiquitous but we risk running out of this precious resource and now is the time to implement sustainable alternatives.

Posted byMeena IyerAugust 23, 2021July 29, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:#sand, #sustainability, Water story1 Comment on Beyond sand

Aging dams…

Aging dams and flash flooding accelerated by climate change are a looming threat to our ecosystems, questioning dam sustainability

Posted byMeena IyerJuly 8, 2021June 27, 2021Posted inEducation, Water storyTags:#dams, #sustainability, Historical Water ReservesLeave a comment on Aging dams…

Our mineral thirst that depletes water

We have a pressing need to produce minerals in a responsible and sustainable manner

Posted byMeena IyerMay 25, 2021May 26, 2021Posted inEducation, Water storyLeave a comment on Our mineral thirst that depletes water

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