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I do this always

But wahi na so much costly Ye biodegradable banate hai products which is so needed but then what abt cost cutting 😔

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Didi mere liye to peds hi thik hai apni warjaina me kaise matlab peds hi thik hai

So many people just dont bother.😢

I do same thing

Thanx dii.It's really helpful

Wow 👌🏻

Main bhi cotton bags leke jati hu😊😊❤❤

I do it too Even you can use it as garbage bags

Mei collect karke vandor ko hi deti hoo barso se

Yukk

Mai v 2 saal se ye kr rhi hu and I feel very happy to do this❤

Hi Vidhi , Please tell me how do I dispose off cloth pads and period panties

सही hai दोस्त

Himachal m to biodegradable thaila hi milta h hr shop pr.

I have been doing the same thing for the last 1 year

My mommy do the same. It make the Vendors happy😊

Hope this reaches to many people and they start following it ❤

East or best pad is best ❤

Great job ❤️ thanks for doing this , least I could do I subscribe

Love you mem

Are available in Flipkart??

Same di me jab ghar rahti hu me yahi use krti hu or jab bahar jati hu tab pad koi problem nhi hoti

Link . The place to buy.

Razor razor razor !!!

how did you make that zip lock can you please make a tutorial

पेट नहीं करता❤

Do you test also amylase, protease , cellulose , lipase ? How do you knwo these things work ?

You are doing good job but, the recycle empact is just 0.21 tonnes CO2 equavalent per year. The major problem of this planet is increasing population. The reality is what HAVING ONE FEWER CHILD WILL SAVE 58.6 TONNES OF CO2 EQUAVALENT PER YEAR. I REQUEST YOU TUM MAKE A VIDEO FOR MENTION THIS TOPIC.

Sahi ja rahi ho👍. Lekin ek baat ka dukh h ki dehli mein kachra felane walo ki sankhya jyada or bachane walo ki kam.

THE PERMANENT SOLUTION. Toxic textile waste refers to the hazardous byproducts and pollution generated during the production, dyeing, processing, and disposal of textiles. It includes chemicals, dyes, microplastics, and other pollutants that can harm ecosystems, human health, and contribute to climate change. The textile industry is one of the largest polluters globally, responsible for significant water contamination, air pollution, and soil degradation. Here's a breakdown of the main issues associated with toxic textile waste: 1. Chemical Usage and Pollution: Dyes and Chemicals: Textile manufacturing often involves toxic dyes and chemicals like azo dyes, formaldehyde, and heavy metals (e.g., lead, cadmium, mercury). These substances can be released into waterways, affecting marine life and contaminating drinking water sources. Pesticides and Fertilizers: Cotton farming, a major component of the textile industry, frequently uses harmful pesticides and fertilizers that can pollute soil and water. Processing Chemicals: Processes like bleaching, dyeing, and finishing use hazardous chemicals, which can have long-term environmental and health impacts. 2. Water Pollution: The textile industry is one of the largest consumers of water. Large amounts of water are used in dyeing and finishing, often resulting in wastewater discharge that contains harmful chemicals. This polluted water, if not treated properly, can contaminate rivers and oceans, harming wildlife and local communities. In developing countries, where much of the world’s textile manufacturing occurs, inadequate wastewater treatment systems lead to severe contamination of local water bodies. 3. Microplastic Pollution: Synthetic fabrics like polyester, nylon, and acrylic shed microplastics during washing. These microplastics end up in oceans and other water bodies, posing risks to marine ecosystems and, ultimately, human health as they enter the food chain. 4. Solid Waste and Landfill Impact: Fast fashion trends lead to an increase in textile waste as consumers discard clothing frequently. Much of this waste ends up in landfills, where synthetic fibers take decades or even centuries to break down, releasing harmful chemicals and greenhouse gases during the process. Some textile waste is incinerated, releasing toxic fumes and contributing to air pollution. 5. Health Implications: Workers in textile factories are often exposed to hazardous chemicals without proper protective measures, leading to skin diseases, respiratory issues, and other long-term health problems. Communities near manufacturing hubs are also at risk of exposure to contaminated air and water, which can result in various health issues, including cancer and neurological damage. Addressing the Problem: Sustainable Practices: Adoption of eco-friendly dyes, waterless dyeing technologies, and organic farming practices can reduce the toxic impact of textile production. Circular Economy: Recycling and upcycling textiles can minimize waste and lessen the burden on landfills. Regulation and Enforcement: Stricter regulations on chemical usage, wastewater treatment, and waste disposal, along with monitoring compliance, can help reduce toxic waste output. Consumer Awareness: Promoting sustainable fashion choices and reducing fast fashion consumption can lower the overall environmental impact. Tackling toxic textile waste requires efforts from manufacturers, consumers, governments, and environmental organizations to implement sustainable practices and reduce harmful emissions.

Now this time, The biggest problem of our world is climate change, specialy india. And We have only 2-5 years for save our planet. You don't believe than research it.

yes

Kya west bengal mein kapra recycle ka koi platform hai?

How to call waste collection

Main 1 sal se vegan, and I request to be vegan.

Very nice 😢

Details about how to segregate dry waste

Creating awareness for public on their asking forbiodegradable plastic bags like those made from hemp, maize, etc., and on pressurising governments to make them available, so that production of fully biodegradable polymer can be scaled up to greater heights with every passing year.

Population control.....though may seem unrelated....but mera khyal hai ki shayad bahut bada solution hai.....aur consumeristic mindset ko tackle karna

I think an App would be great. It would be nice if it has a map, that the users can add eco frendly business, recyclers, etc to the map so that everyone in India can easily see what is happing in their community.