World
Environment Day (WED) is observed on June 5 every year to promote
awareness on the importance of preserving our biodiversity, the need to
identify problems related to the environment and ways to take corrective
action. It was on this day in the year 1972 that the United Nations
Conference on the Human Environment was formed. First celebrated in
1973, World Environment Day, also popularly known as Environment Day, is
a means to tackle environmental challenges that include climate change,
global warming, disasters and conflicts, harmful substances,
environmental governance, ecosystem management and resource efficiency.
The theme of the World Environment Day, on June 5, this year has been decided as 'Think, Eat and Save'.
The aim behind keeping this theme for the special day is to discourage the wastage of food and to promote the food loss campaign, encouraging people to reduce their food print. With the promotion of this theme on June 5, the environment lovers will persuade people to think before eating and hence contributing in saving the environment.
The aim behind keeping this theme for the special day is to discourage the wastage of food and to promote the food loss campaign, encouraging people to reduce their food print. With the promotion of this theme on June 5, the environment lovers will persuade people to think before eating and hence contributing in saving the environment.
Environmentally-Friendly Business practices are happening now a days.The industrial sector must actively apply eco-efficiency principles in order to use less energy and materials for the same amount of output and to reduce emissions and waste. This requires the widespread adoption of environmentally-friendly production technologies, an increased use of recycled materials, and a greater emphasis on substituting goods with services. The financial and insurance sectors must also increasingly direct investment toward environmentally-sound projects.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Science and technology alone cannot resolve the impending environmental crisis. An interdisciplinary approach, which includes other branches of academic endeavors such as the humanities and social sciences, is needed to develop active research programs for a better understanding of the increasingly complicated environmental problems. The key is to recognise that humans and the natural environment are interdependent and part of a larger entity, the "Whole-Life-System."
We contribute, to reduce environment crises,by planting tress as our CSR activities. We strongly believe that "Take care of Environment, it will take care of you. "
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