From rivers turning black to carcinogenic chemicals, here’s the real cost of the cheapest colourful clothes—and how to avoid those toxic dyes from now on.
The world’s current agricultural practices are unsustainable, and features of indoor farming offer promising solutions - from using artificial intelligence to growing food vertically.
World hunger is a real problem, affecting more than 800 million people globally. Hydroponic technologies and farming offer solutions to many of the contributing factors.
Using plants for fabric dyes is an ancient practice in China that dates back thousands of years.
Take a look at this Indian designer who conducts natural dye workshops!
https://thebetterindia.com/313885/hyderabad-manya-cherabuddi-makes-natural-dyes-conducts-workshops-sustainable-living/
Wow! It’s so easy to make natural dyes using fruits and vegetables.
It’s astonoshing that textile companies still use toxic synthetic dyes when safer, eco-friendly alternatives are available.
In a few years, we will need a lot of indoor hydroponics to provide food for the ever-growing earth’s population.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/briankateman/2020/07/14/is-the-future-of-farming-indoors/?sh=703213e22cc0
Indoor hydroponic gardens can be a solution to global food insecurity.
You can find ready-made countertop hydroponic kits on Amazon!
An indoor hydroponics garden can provide fresh food and save you a few trips to the store.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/growing-your-own-food-at-home-when-you-dont-have-a-lot-of-space/
Or you can try these sneaky tips!
Well, this dad sure knows how to make eating veggies a fun experience.
Scientists do agree. You only need to make fruits and vegetables fun and appealing to make kids eat them more.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/renaming-fruits-and-vegetables_n_1891562