Eat up your spoons???
I cam across this news of Edible Cutlery, that has been invented by Narayana Peesapati (founder and Managing Director of Bakey’s Food Private Limited).
Eco-Friendly India Solutions: Featured
Sikkim: India’s first organic state
Sikkim has become India’s first fully organic state by implementing organic practices on around 75000 hectares of agricultural land… Who’s Next ?
CIAL – World’s first Solar powered Airport
International airport in the South Indian city of Kochi has become the world’s first solar-powered airport.
Plastic Bottle House
NSS volunteers of College of Engineering Trivandrum (CET) are constructing an eco-friendly study hall for the children’s home named “CHILLA”.
Plastic Waste in Rural Roads Construction
Plastic in different forms is found to be almost 5% in municipal solid waste, which is toxic in nature. It is a common sight in both urban and rural areas to find empty plastic...
First Net Zero Complex in India
The Malanakara Plantations HO, becomes the first Office Complex in the India to be a Net Zero Building. Design, Engineering, Installation and commissioning of the power plant was executed by TeamSustain.
Net Zero Energy Homes now possible in India
Net Zero homes are basically homes that use about 60 to 70 percent less energy than a conventional homes. The remaining 40 to 30 percent of the energy is generated using renewable technologies.
Eco-friendly water solutions for farmers
Learn how International Development Enterprises (IDE) is helping to develop low-cost, easy-to-operate treadle pumps that will enable farmers to boost their yields and their incomes.
Paper from Sugarcane Waste
Paper by itself does not harm the environment and its a renewable resource. But cutting down trees for paper … does not tally at all. Using Sugarcane waste to manufacture paper, is the solution.
Link between plastic pollution and COSMETICS
In today’s world we often here words like Global Warming, Climate Change, Eco-friendly living, etc. etc. Do these words have any relation with us or the common man? Yes! it definitely has.
