Celebrate Eco-Friendly Diwali: Diwali, the Festival of lights, is celebrated every year with joy and gaiety. However, on the same day, the environment is also the most damaged, for which firecrackers, plastics, chemical items etc. are responsible.
So why not let's celebrate Eco-friendly Diwali this time? We are telling you some work tips for how to do this.
Yes, first of all, distance yourself from firecrackers. These things can enjoy for a while, but cause great damage to the environment, which takes a long time to recover.
Firecrackers not only cause air pollution but also spread noise pollution. Not only this, it also harms the health of the elderly and children especially.
Chemical-coloured rangoli colours are usually available in the market. Buy natural colors instead. They will certainly be a little expensive but they are the best in terms of the environment and your health.
Plastic flowers may come cheap but the better option is natural flowers. The biggest advantage is that these flowers are biodegradable which do not harm the environment in any way. At the same time, plastic flowers are difficult to destroy.
Avoid excessive use of electric lights and use clay lamps instead. Using clay lamps will help saving electricity, which will not only reduce bills, but you will also be able to support less consumption of natural sources to generate electricity.
Most of the items made of plastic or environmentally harmful materials are available for decoration in the markets. Instead, make use of eco-friendly materials like paper craft, bamboo, clay etc.
