In this episode of “Now that’s a good question”, Nitisha Agrawal, Founder & Director of Smokeless Cookstove Foundation throws light on an important topic ‘How are indigenous communities taking the lead to combat #climatechange?’ Tune in at: https://t.co/o3BtQpv9Q9
@Sushmitav1 @ManshiAsher @SanjivValsan@saveaarey@cassynaz Thank you for sharing this. These everyday fires definitely seem deliberate and @SanjivValsan who is working with volunteers in dousing them can throw some more factual data. May be time to revisit the issue?
@Sushmitav1 @ManshiAsher Perhaps you should also review the daily fires at Aarey forests in Mumbai. No real attention has been given to these. What will take for authorities to notice the frequency and cause for these fires @SanjivValsan
Its interesting that Cleancooking is now slowly becoming an important movement...Led by none other than Julia Roberts. Happy to be a part of this campaign...#CleancookingIs
Stop Single use plastics proclaims this banner at New Delhi Rly Stn and is printed on the worst type of #SingleUsePlastic flex banner. #CAPP. So much for awareness.
"There are many customs and rituals practiced by Adivasis which hold the key to combating climate change.These practices are deeply embedded and driven by ecological ethnicism."
@abhayfxaxa writes about the Karam Parab and ecological ethnicism! #Karam
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