In our previous blog we discussed some interesting facts about some good naturally biodegradable resources that can replace synthetic plastic. Let us further learn about some of the other important and practical biodegradable materials in order to utilise them in … Continued
What are Biodegradable Materials? • Biodegradable materials can be safely disposed in the natural environment. • They completely decompose and breakdown, in the presence of microorganisms like bacteria and fungi present in soil and water. • A good biodegradable material … Continued
Environment-friendly and -safe products are those which are made of naturally processed ingredients and do not contain any synthetic components. These products degrade or are broken down through bio-physiological and bio-chemical processes. Some kinds of organisms such as bacteria and … Continued
Hardships inspire us to search for novel ideas to overcome the existing challenges. Concerns regarding our environment instigated the research for an alternative material to limit the use of synthetic and non-biodegradable plastic. Even though numerous kinds of biodegradable materials … Continued
No doubt! Plastic has become the most abundant man-made material that is found all around the globe. Yet, we rarely stop and wonder how this material is affecting our planet. Plastics contribute to the environmental pollution and numerous health risks … Continued
“Global warming” refers to the rise in average temperature of the Earth’s climate system which is mainly caused by humans. It is the long-term heating of Earth’s surface observed since the pre-industrial period (between 1850 and 1900) due to human … Continued
The world is facing grave peril due to plastic pollution. Children and elder populations of our society are the most vulnerable groups who are getting adversely affected directly as well as indirectly by plastic and its chemical additives. Right now, … Continued
(picture courtesy:plastic polution in water – Bing images) Plastic pollution is undoubtedly an issue that requires worldwide cooperation. Its consequences affect the whole planet and its inhabitants: it threatens ocean health, the health of marine species, food safety and quality, … Continued
It is a common notion that “What difference does it make from the actions of a single person?”. This attitude of millions of people across the world is leading to a major crisis to our ecosystems at a global level. … Continued