The growing global population, true strength of this planet, must understand that it cannot tidy its surroundings without sweeping away the root cause of contamination; ignorance. Ignorance or
Every year, on 6 July, World Zoonoses Day is celebrated. This day commemorates Louis Pasteur and his role in administering the first successful vaccine against Rabies virus back
Biodegradable plastics seem like a preferable option to keep fossil fuel-based plastics at bay. Although we are still a long way from designing sustainable material, bioplastics or in
Permeable fabrics that have the capability to separate, filter, reinforce, protect, or drain when used in association with soil are known as geotextiles. These are found in three
In India, electricity transition had a promising beginning. Reduction in cost of solar and wind energy generation equipment, cheap financing and convenient policy environment were the major reasons
One of the basic instincts of humans is the drive to survive. An urge to live necessitates the need to develop consciousness of our surroundings. We want to
Coronavirus lockdowns all over the globe have made people question life, survival, and the future that will be, after the dust has settled. But, just being in self-imposed
A sudden increase in the incidence of a disease that is typically confined to an area or group of people is called an ‘outbreak’. If this outbreak becomes
Nowadays buying furniture is tantamount to buying disposables. Nobody wants to keep it forever. Everyone wants to introduce new trends and changes now and then, thus diminishing the
Living sustainably is one of the most efficient ways to keep our environment healthy. It includes every aspect of your day, everything you use. From buying organic products
Interplanetary Research Studies have continued with new and independent scientists putting forth theories to prove planetary effect on Earth’s climate system. In 1997, University of Toronto Physicist Jerry
