Green Tatwa Talks - An Ecofriendly Podcast on Sustainable Living

Reducing tissue paper usage in your family can have significant environmental and economic benefits. It can help reduce deforestation and minimize environmental harm. Encourage sustainable alternatives to tissue paper: Cloth Napkins and Towels: Use reusable cloth for wiping hands, cleaning spills, or dining. They can be washed and reused many times.Handkerchiefs: Promote the use of handkerchiefs instead of facial tissues for personal use.Bidets or Water Sprayers: Install a bidet or a handheld water sprayer in bathrooms to reduce the need for toilet paper.Compostable Paper Products: If disposable options are necessary, switch to products made from recycled or bamboo fiber, which are more sustainable.

In the latest episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I had the pleasure of interviewing Manali Soparkar, aka Eco Enthusiastic Mum who is a dynamic digital creator and passionate advocate for sustainability, based in Dubai. As a proud mum of two, Manali wears many hats, blending creativity, leadership, and an unyielding commitment to green living to inspire change in her community and beyond. She loves to call herself a Sustainability volunteer.

Green Tatwa Talks Ep 56 – In conversation with Shweta Kataria A zero-waste sustainability enthusiast. In this episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I am conversing with Shweta Kataria, a sustainability enthusiast who embraces Low-waste living every day. She advocates to move towards simplicity and minimalism.

Ep 55 Green Tatwa Talks Featuring Asmita Deoghare - A sweet conversation on ecofriendly living in Marathi.

Green Tatwa Talks Ep 54 – In conversation with Pallav Vikrant, Founder - Samagr Unnayan Foundation In this episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I am conversing with Pallav Vikrant, the visionary founder and board chairperson of Limitless Skills Pvt. Ltd. and Founder president of Samagr  Unnayan Foundation. His diverse professional journey includes notable roles such as Senior Manager Training at Sri Aurobindo Society and School Administrator at Sri Aurobindo School, Chandigarh. Throughout his career, Mr. Vikrant has demonstrated exceptional expertise in developing impactful training programs, leading strategic initiatives, and fostering organizational growth. Beyond his professional achievements, Mr. Vikrant is a dedicated environmental enthusiast, actively aligning himself with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set forth by the World Health Organization (WHO).

In this episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I am conversing with Aniket Dhar and Rupankar Banerjee, Founder of Kumbhi Kagaz, The Desh ka Kagaz.   Kumbhi Kagaz was born out of wildlife love. During a snake rescue release mission into the wetlands, they encountered the problem of water hyacinth, which has multiple issues, one being the blockage of the water surface. This blockage prevented them from taking pictures to document the release of the snake. One of the founders, Rupankar Bhattacharjee, developed a prototype during the COVID-19 pandemic. Afterward, the other founder, Aniket Dhar, joined the team, documented their efforts, and shaped it into a business model. They first won the Zero Waste Cities Challenge organized by Waste Aid U.K.

Green Tatwa Talks Ep 52 – In conversation with Meenakshi Sood Founder Turn In Green In this episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I am conversing with Meenakshi Sood, an independent practicing lawyer, and Creatrix of Turn. In.Green.

Green Tatwa Talks Ep 51 – In conversation with Nilima Mohite - Sunilima Sustainable Solutions In this episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I am conversing with Nilima Mohita. Founder @sunilimasustainablesolutions, which provides Sustainable Solutions for #composting | #bioenzyme | #TheBartanBank. Follow her Instagram channel to learn more about her eco-friendly journey. Tune in and Join #TheTatwaGirl and listen to the journey of Nilima Mohite on your favorite platform.

Green Tatwa talks Ep 50 featuring Parul Sharan 'Samvedna' discussing the sustainable awareness needs and ways. A poet, author, and eco_margdarsak - Parul uniquely spreads eco-awareness with her comedy series Sasural Sustainability ka. #PrachiTheTatwaGirl #EcoPodcast #GreenTalks #Zerowaste

Reducing the use of tissue paper for every small issue is a great way to minimize paper waste and be more environmentally conscious. Here are some tips on how you can reduce your use of tissue paper: Use reusable alternatives: Consider using reusable cloth handkerchiefs or towels instead of disposable tissue paper. Keep a small cloth handkerchief with you for wiping hands or cleaning small spills.Limit use: Be mindful of how much tissue paper you use for each task. Tear off only what you need and avoid using more than necessary.Use both sides: If you do use tissue paper, try to use both sides before disposing of it, especially for tasks like drying your hands.Switch to eco-friendly options: Look for tissue paper products that are made from recycled materials and are biodegradable. Some brands offer eco-friendly alternatives that are gentler on the environment.Educate others: Encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to be mindful of their tissue paper usage as well. Spread awareness about the environmental impact of excessive paper waste.Compost: If you have access to composting facilities, consider composting used tissue paper to divert it from the landfill and turn it into nutrient-rich soil.Opt for hand dryers: In public restrooms, opt for hand dryers instead of paper towels when possible. Many hand dryers are energy-efficient and can help reduce paper waste.Carry a reusable hand towel: Consider carrying a small reusable hand towel or cloth in your bag for drying your hands instead of using paper towels in public restrooms. By making small changes in your daily habits and encouraging others to do the same, you can help reduce the unnecessary use of tissue paper and minimize paper waste.

An informative and fun conversation with Earth Angel Asmita Deoghare discussing about Gardening, Composting and minimalism at ground level.

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Discussing How to Promote behavioral change with Impact analysis on the Environment with Zenith Chaudhary, Advisor Swachh Bharat Mission , A sustainable lifestyle advocate.

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Green Talks with Ayana discussing the effects of Climate change on Animals

Happy Earth Day

In this episode of Green Tatva Talks, I am conversing with Ashwin Malwade, MD, Ek Saath - The Earth Foundation and Co-founder, Carter Cleanup. Ashwin Malwade is a Master Mariner in the Merchant Navy and an Ocean advocate.  Ek Saath is a movement that celebrates our love for nature, earth, and life with acts of sustainability. Come forward to support their cause. Ashvin Malwade, Pragya Kapoor, Pradeep Sangwan (Healing Himalayas), and other enthusiasts started working towards waste management. With waste collection and waste management centers across India beginning from Himachal, they started on a mission. A journey began in 2020 with Carter Clen up as their first project.

Discussing about SDG's in conversation with Aditya Chaudhary

Waste management - In conversation with Sudheer Singh Pundeer COO of 3RZW. Listen to the ways, management, and solutions to waste management. #wastemanagement #zerowaste #wastereduction

Listen to an informative conversation on Carbon Capture, Decarbonization, and individual's role in reducing carbon footprint. Featuring Gaurav - A certified carbon capture and storage professional.