Education – Lakes of India

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

Frugal, Fine Fashion …

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

Time to ‘cool’ down

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

Deep-water ‘shining’

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

Aging dams…

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

Our mineral thirst that depletes water

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

Eutrophication is one of the stages in the life cycle of a lake which happens over a period of years. Eutrophication is a natural process where the oxygen levels in the lake decreases as it ages and eventually just becomes a wetland. But due to pollution and industrialization, this process has fastened. Eutrophication is aContinue reading “Lake Eutrophication”

Oil and Water

India’s huge demand for Palm Oil is not helping our world’s peatlands and worsening the climate crisis

SILT – A blessing in disguise!

Silt is created when rocks are eroded or worn away by wind or water. Silt is made up of tiny rock and mineral particles that are smaller than sand. It can be transported by water, wind, ice and deposited. As silt flows along it chips more rocks.. Silt is found in soil along with otherContinue reading “SILT – A blessing in disguise!”