Eco India: How a few textile makers in Gujarat are course-correcting from 'business as usual’
Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow.
Dye-infused effluent worsens India's water crisis. A fabric workshop and chemical firm in Gujarat have some ideas - from harvesting rainwater to bio-remediation via canna - and using sustainable pigments.
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Production Assistant & Script: Aakriti Thatal
Executive Producer: Sannuta Raghu
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Пікірлер: 13
You've to be frugal to be sustainable. So well said. Thank you for your efforts. Really appreciated..
Great work Reena Ma'am ...well said Ma'am..
Always interesting and informative. Thanks.
One thing to notice is the majority of workers working in these textile mills are mostly 50 plus years old. young people are mostly absent shows the last years of Surat's textile industry.
We've got to work as a whole towards sustainability. Else we are killing the future of our children. Thanks for this brilliant reporting and briniging such geniuses to light.
Beautiful journalism ❤️
amazing🙏
There is not even one manufacturer who cares for the environment. Everyone looks for shortcuts. You should watch the highcourt proceeding of Sabarmati issue. Biggest of the players trying to wriggle away. A bunch of crooksters.
@SanjayGupta-nt9vn
6 ай бұрын
Chemical dyes contaminates the waste water and the untreated effluents pollute the groundwater. Moving forward waste water treatment is the way to go. Zero discharge is a dream.
good info
We Tamil Nadu people are mad each and every wear ro plant installed North Indian not 😢
Check "exmuslim" and save muslims and India.
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