We only have one planet and we should all do our part to ensure that it’s protected by combining our modern ways of living with a deeper respect and understanding of what nature provides. Environmental conservationists understand that the way we live is a reflection of how we feel about the natural world, and our everyday habits.
The increasing rate of modernisation and urbanisation has taken a heavy toll on environment. Due to modernization in the lifestyle of people, the condition of environment is degrading day by day. Where on one hand, technology is doing wonders to bring more comfort in life, environment on the other hand is facing all the negative repercussions.
When it comes to refreshing, remodelling and redesigning the interiors of our homes we often only consider aesthetics. After all, this is a chance to express ourselves and create an environment that really makes our families feel comfortable.
Environmental preservation has become more popular than ever, with every celebrity, public official and that annoying neighbor spreading the word on the importance of environmentalism; it’s becoming difficult not get involved and board the eco train. But going green.
Long before the Internet era, a remarkable people’s movement saved a pristine moist evergreen forest in Kerala’s Palakkad District from being destroyed by a hydroelectric project.
Our research article that appeared recently in the journal, Ecosphere, asks: