Under fire from the media and citizens on business contribution towards the plastic pollution crisis, companies are increasingly pushing out plastic reduction goals, targets and schemes in an effort to clean up their image. This blog examines the impact of Unilever’s plastic reduction commitment.
Electricity Consumer Cells (ECCs) has been working towards increasing awareness among electricity consumers in Tamil Nadu, since 2016. This article presents insights and findings from the ECC Initiative Phase II work from December2018 to November 2019.
CAG conducted a campaign to create awareness among college students and low income families on the need to share and the potential to raise an income from participating in the reuse-recycling process.
This report is an analysis of theactual conditions and impacts of coal and water utilisation in Mettur Thermal Power Plant for three consecutive years between 2015 and 2018 in line with the state and national statutes.
The common misconception is that poor countries are the biggest polluters. This article examines the evidence behind plastic waste and the role of high income nations in the plastic mess we will leave behind.
Electricity Consumer Cells (ECCs), organised capacity building programmes on electricity governance at Bangarampet village, Tiruvallur district and Chidambaram, Cuddalore district on July 20, 2019 and July 21, 2019 respectively. The events primarily focused on imparting knowledge and creating awareness on electricity governance among consumers. Both the capacity building programmes saw participation from different consumer categories such as domestic, commercial, and agricultural.
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A series of posters on the cost of our plastic waste. Learn the basics of waste management and how you can be a part of effective solutions.
You know it already. Plastics are everywhere! A series of posters to help you understand how this ubiquitous material has conquered our homes.
Want to live sustainably, but don't know where to start? This series of posters will help you take baby steps towards Ground Zero Waste!