"Are We Recycling Right? How to Rethink Our Habits for a Sustainable Future"

Let's explore methods to save money while also helping the planet.

Domestic waste, also known as household waste, typically consists of various materials, including organic waste (food scraps), paper, plastics, glass, metals, textiles, and hazardous waste. On average, an individual generates about 4.9 pounds (2.2 kg) of waste per day.

Improper disposal of domestic waste can lead to severe environmental issues such as soil contamination, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Landfills, a common disposal method, release methane, a potent greenhouse gas, contributing significantly to climate change

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A recent study has shown that India recycles just 8 percent of its plastic waste. If current practices persist, the recycling rate is projected to increase only slightly to 11 percent by 2035. During this time, India's plastic consumption is anticipated to surge to 70.5 million tonnes (MT) from the current level of 24.1 MT. Imagining this number can be scary

Let's explore methods to decrease plastic usage and also cut down on waste expenses.

Tip #1 -It's a story we're all familiar with!!

• Remember the 3R's (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle):

• Reduce: Minimize waste by buying only what you need and choosing products with minimal packaging.

• Reuse: Repurpose items like glass jars for storage instead of discarding them.

• Recycle: Sort your waste and join local recycling programs to reduce landfill waste.

Tip #2 - Bulk Buying and Minimal Packaging

• Purchasing products in bulk reduces packaging waste and can be more economical. Bring your own containers and bags when shopping to avoid single-use packaging. Just remember to bring your own bag while shopping

"Pollution is nothing but the resources we are not harvesting. We allow them to be dispersed because we've been ignorant of their value" - R. Buckminster Fuller

Tip #3 - Use Reusable Products

Invest in reusable items such as water bottles, shopping bags, and cloth napkins. This reduces the need to continuously buy disposable products, saving money in the long run and reducing waste

I utilize all of my coffee jars to store beans or various cooking ingredients. share your interesting story

Tip #4 - Repair and Recycle

We can transform all broken furniture or glass items into unique pieces of art through a process known as upcycling. This creative practice involves repurposing discarded materials to create new and innovative artworks. By carefully reimagining the potential of these broken items, we can breathe new life into them and give them a fresh purpose.

Lastly, knowing just a little bit about waste management at a individual level we can reduce per person waste consumption and control the scary number by minimizing the impact on environment .we can help you manage your waste for more details feel free to reach out.

Let's each contribute and help protect our planet by making simple yet impactful changes in our daily routines. Imagine the collective power we hold if every individual commits to saving just 0.5 kg of waste each day. This seemingly small effort would add up significantly, resulting in the conservation of approximately 1-2 metric tons of waste on an annual basis. These minor adjustments in our habits and behaviors can lead to a substantial positive impact on the environment, demonstrating the ripple effect of individual actions. Moreover, by reducing waste, we not only contribute to environmental sustainability but also save resources and money in the long run. Embracing a more mindful approach towards waste management at home can lead to a cleaner, greener future for all. Let's take responsibility and play our part in creating a healthier planet for current and future generations.

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