It's world environment day, the monsoons have been announced in Karnataka, the sun is shining in Bengaluru after a hard rain y'day and it is ffem birthday tomorrow: founded 6 June 2017.
Ever thought of using a smartphone to test the water quality?💧
Ahead of #WorldInnovationDay, we bring this story of the winner of the Atal New India Challenge, @ffemindia which was set up to create products that are open-source, inexpensive, & designed for field use. 🙌
A silver sliver.
Archival quality prints of this photograph & more photos from me are available for purchase. For details / to buy, use this link: https://t.co/1wPV0Zem5v
If you like my photographs, buy a print / RT this. Thanks! :) #Photography#Prints
Hi! Talk to us about water testing on 26th March. We have an ebooth up at the virtual Sustainability Fair Dr Kiran C Patel Centre for Sustainable Development
IIT Gandhinagar
https://t.co/T1QH9x7cu7
Sadly, deforestation, landuse change & human activities– including aquaculture & tourism– have reduced the extent & health of Sundarbans’ mangroves. Experts already think this deterioration played a part in Amphan’s effects being as deadly as they were. https://t.co/TLuXbqcevP
Why do Bangalore's lakes continue to be in trouble? Listing of stakeholder disagreements, historical purpose vs current needs, has to be the most useful takeout in the article https://t.co/RjaTeLLxaj #bangalorelakes#atree
Water quality of Ganga has improved. In some stretches of Ganga, CPCB claims, the water has become “fit for drinking”. One of primary reasons for this could be no industrial activity in the region. Moreover, all the hotels along Ganga between Haridwar and Uttarkashi are closed.
https://t.co/MZn2LItcMo
FFEM is proud to be the winner of the 2019 Resource Award! Many thanks to Swiss Re Foundation for the opportunity and the fantastic coaching we received from Cewas.