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Anonymous

Stealth • 6m

Temptature across cities in North India is rising at an alarming rate. When we studied EVS and when we heard about climate change, nobody took it seriously. We still don’t. 25 years later half of India will be unliveable. 1) Stop using extra fans and lights when not needed. 2) Use public transport. 3) Stop unnecessary spend of water just because it’s free. 4) Stop buying diesel or petrol vehicles, switch to EVs. Add more ways in which normal people can help yhe environment in the comment section 👇🏻

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Dharmaj Bhardwaj

Stealth • 6m

People don't care, they use, polythene They use ac I have a great idea of making ac more efficient

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Atlan • 6m

Support businesses that are environmentally friendly. Look for companies that use sustainable practices and materials. Your money is your vote for a greener future.

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Adithya Pappala

Stealth • 6m

Stop giving lectures in AC halls about Climate Change. Especially this relates to the Global embassies who wastes lot of time & energy.

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M3

Stealth • 6m

We really need to do smtg gyus!!

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Venkata Kali Satya sai santhosh hemanand d
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Iris Ai Innovations • 6m

Would also avoid EV cars and advise shifting to hydrogen-based vehicles. Alright, all the above points are very good. Implementing them could bring a great change. There could be some more things that should be added: • Growing more trees

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Anonymous 7

Stealth • 6m

Start cycling to work or school if possible. It's great exercise, and it cuts down on pollution. Cities need to develop more bike lanes to make this a safe option.

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 6m

India is not livable at all, forget about what it will be after 25 years...lol!

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Suraj Singh

Stealth • 6m

I am from Uttarakhand. I can see a clear difference in temperature compared to when I was a child and used to play outside during the peak of summer. Back then, we didn't need to use fans, but now they are necessary in every household. The climate has really changed.

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 6m

Embrace minimalism. Buying less and only what you need can reduce waste and lower your carbon footprint. It’s good for the planet and your wallet.

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Anonymous 4
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Paytm • 6m

Installing solar panels on your rooftops can make a big difference. Not only does it reduce reliance on fossil fuels, but in the long run, it can save you money on electricity bills.

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Wipro • 6m

Planting a tree is not that difficult, using ev bikes for traveling in place of autos..

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

Plant trees! It might sound cliché, but increasing green cover can significantly help in reducing urban heat islands and improving air quality. Get involved in community tree-planting drives.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

Stop using plastic! Basic thing we can do!

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