1.Tree Loss for Paper: A Daily Toll
Tell me the fun facts. Every day around 27,000 trees are cut. Which is around 10 million trees annually for the production of toilet paper. Recycling of only one single edition of the New York Times carries the potential of saving around 75000 trees annually.
2. Water Scarcity: The 1% We Rely On
Can you believe merely 1% of Earth’s water is drinkable for humans? The vast majority, approximately 71%, is in oceans. But the rest of the water is scattered in the form of ice caps, rivers, and vapour.
3. Plastic Peril in Our Seas
Around 78% of marine mammals are at risk due to the plastic waste we dump in the oceans. Which is causing death to over a million sea creatures annually due to issues like plastic pollution in oceans.
4. Styrofoam’s Tragic Impact
A staggering 25 trillion Styrofoam cups are discarded yearly in the United States alone. Staggering is a non-recyclable product that is made up for only one-time usage contributing significantly to the accumulation of non-biodegradable waste.
5. Fungi: Guardians of the Environment
Often underestimated, fungi play an important role in the ecosystem, from digesting and breakdown of minerals breakdown from rocks and protecting us from environmental disasters, such as fuel spills.
Nature’s beauty is a gift that we must cherish, protect, and pass on to future generations
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6. The Might of Ants
Tell me fun facts. The combined weight of ants is more than that of humans, there is an estimation of around 100 trillion ants alive globally, outnumbering the human population of 7 billion.
7. Aluminum Waste and Its Saving Potential
Every quarter, Humans dispose of aluminum which is enough to construct the entire commercial airport. Recycling a cold drink cane can save enough energy to run a television for 5 hours.
8. Supermarkets’ Paper Bag Quandary
Approximately 60 million paper and plastic bags are used by supermarkets annually, highlighting that society needs to shift to reusable alternatives to avoid the destruction of nature and high pollution.
9. Glass Bottle’s Timeless Impact
Did you know that glass bottles take up to a million years to get decompose? Reuse of these bottles significantly can reduce the environmental impact.
10. The Ancient Bristlecone Pines
The oldest known tree TheBristlecone pines in the USA is 5000 years old and survived harsh conditions due to their slow growth
13. Paper’s Recycling Limit
Paper is made up of trees but they can be recycled approximately six times in their lifetime before its fibers weaken beyond usefulness.
Forest.
Even a child knows how valuable the forest is. The fresh, breathtaking smell of trees. Echoing birds flying above that dense magnitude. A stable climate, a sustainable diverse life and a source of culture. Yet, forests and other ecosystems hang in the balance, threatened to become croplands, pasture, and plantations.
Aarav’s Journey with Shambhavi Mudra: Miraculous Unfolding
One day, while wandering through the thick forests around his village, Aarav stumbled upon a sage named Rishi Yogi. The sage was sitting there, deep in meditation, emitting this serene vibe that caught Aarav’s attention. Curiosity piqued, Aarav just had to know how the sage was so darn serene.
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