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Switch to cloth sanitary pads and menstrual cups for a healthier, eco-friendly lifestyle. These reusable options reduce plastic waste, save money, and are gentle on your skin. A small change for you, a big impact for the planet! #SustainableLiving #WasteReduction

CAG's Environmental Law Enforcement Manual seeks to facilitate investigation of environmental crimes. It addresses the challenges faced by various agencies in enforcing environmental laws and provides guidelines for improving inter-agency collaboration, investigation, and prosecution of environmental crimes.

Separating your waste helps reduce landfill overflow and cuts down on harmful greenhouse gas emissions. By composting biodegradable waste, you not only nourish your plants but also contribute to a healthier environment.

CAG's Climate Literacy Conference 2024 was a resounding success, marking the launch of FOCUS for Beginners, a climate literacy curriculum designed for primary school children. The event featured keynotes from Education Minister Thiru. Anbul Mahesh Poyyamozhi, along with contributions from various prominent speakers and policymakers.

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             Consultation on Developing Speed Management Guidelines for Enhanced Road Safety in Tamil Nadu 

Fast fashion leads to waste and overconsumption, harming both the planet and workers. By choosing quality over quantity and wearing clothes longer, we reduce landfill waste, save resources, and support sustainable fashion. Let's make mindful choices for a better future!

Rainwater harvesting is a simple step toward sustainability. It conserves water, reduces dependency on external sources, and helps recharge groundwater. Together, let’s make every drop count for a better tomorrow! 

Lifestyle modifications (eating healthy, exercising enough, getting enough sleep, quitting smoking etc) are simple ways to care for your heart. In fact, this is the treatment regimen that most doctors begin with. A study by CAG examined doctors' perspectives on treating hypertension. 25 doctors from a cross section of specialities were surveyed and these were our findings.