Do you ever think about the tons of water wasted every day because most people don’t think about saving it, know how to, or simply don’t care? The earth has a limited freshwater resource, so it’s essential to conserve it for the environment and your
It is so easy to forget that resources like food and water are not limitless. The extreme weather events and increasing demand from the ever-rising populace put things in perspective for many people when water security is threatened. A recent study has warned that the
Eco-minimalism is a lifestyle practiced by people who value conservation, sustainability, self-sufficiency, and simplicity. The crux of an eco-conscious, minimal lifestyle is that you lessen your environmental impact by keeping only what you need while nurturing and giving back to nature. In times of rapidly
The importance of water need not be explained. It is the basis of life on the earth. Every corner of the planet has its own water resources fulfilling the needs of the masses. India, like any other country, is blessed with diverse and distinctive water
Lately, Delhi suffered from more than 66 MGD water shortage due to less supply from Haryana to its water treatment plants at Okhla and Wazirabad Chandrawal. India’s capital has a current water requirement of 1,380 million gallons every day. But they have limited potable water
People often forget that we are moving toward a dry future, where water scarcity will be our most frightening nightmare. Climate change and global warming are making things worse as it is, we don’t need water leakage to add to the already impending disaster. Offering
Odisha’s Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched the “Sujal: Drink from Tap Mission” in Puri. With the launch of this initiative, Odisha’s Puri became the first city in India to provide high-quality drinking water, on a 24-hour basis from the tap. Clean drinking water is now
The Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT-G) researchers have invented a better way to manage the water crisis through management policies and solve the water scarcity problem in India through ‘Virtual Water Flow’. In a study, the researchers used ecological economies to understand the socio-political
A team of National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers has created a SmartFarm device that absorbs moisture from the air at night and releases it in the day for autonomous, self-sustaining irrigation and urban farming. This simple solution address two crucial world problems – water
Owing to global warming and temperature changes, the water bodies are getting dried, reducing the freshwater available. Water scarcity is a serious concern as freshwater reservoirs are depleting and drying out rapidly. With an increased demand over supply, India is one of the most water-stressed