Skip to main content

Why and how to adopt a sustainable lifestyle: a stepwise guide

While systemic changes are key to combating greenhouse gas emission, sustainable lifestyles also help achieve reductions.  While the general notion is that individual behavioural changes have little effect, in fact they do add up to make a difference. These guidelines help you adopt a sustainable lifestyle by reflecting, switching & demanding systemic changes for a better future.

Licence type
Resource Type

World Indigenous People Day 2021

Author

According to IWGIA, unlawful, forceful evictions of #IndigenousPeople in #India from their habitat, exposes them to extreme poverty, destitution and vulnerability to #COVID19 infections. We need immediate intervention by Indian Tribal Affairs so we are #LeavingNoOneBehind #WorldIndigenousPeopleDay

World Indigenous Day

Licence type
Resource Type

Air Quality - Chemical pollutants

Author

A new study by University of Colorado Boulder suggests; pollution caused by anthropogenic secondary organic aerosols which induces health hazards, should also be regulated along with the usually considered direct and indirect sources #AirPollution #RightToCleanAir 

Air Quality

Licence type
Resource Type

Air Quality - Burning wood

Author

As per an article in Sustainable Nature, India accounts for 25% of global deaths due to exposure to PM2.5 pollution caused by cooking with solid fuels & general household consumption by affluent urban households #ClimateInjustice 

Air Quality

Licence type
Resource Type

கருத்து கணக்கெடுப்பு படிவம்

பிளாஸ்டிக் மாசுபாடு பிரச்சனை பற்றிய புரிதல் குறித்து பொதுமக்கள் கருத்து ஆய்வு; உணவு பேக்கேஜிங்கில் மறுசுழற்சி லேபிள்கள் இருப்பது மற்றும் அத்தகைய தகவல் (மறுசுழற்சி லேபிள்கள்) தெளிவாக வழங்கப்பட்டால் வாங்கும் முறைகள் மாறுவதற்கான பொதுமக்களின் தயார்நிலை.

Source
Licence type
Resource Type

Perception of plastic pollution survey form

A perception survey of citizens on their understanding of the plastic pollution issue; the presence of recycling labels on food packaging; and their readiness to switch purchasing patterns if such information (recycling labels) was clearly provided

Source
Licence type
Resource Type

Behind the labels

A CAG study in 5 cities in Tamil Nadu on compliance of plastic packaging used for food products with recycling labelling as required by BIS. The study also seeks to understand if the information provided is accessible and useful to consumers through a perception survey. The study found that recycling labels rarely provide all the information required as per law and that most of them are hard to locate, read, and understand. Consumers cannot make an informed choice unless a standard labelling mechanism is set up that is focussed on providing information in an appropriate manner.

Source
Licence type
Resource Type