Oct 29, 2024
Aarushi BhaduryAvoid impulsive buying and only purchase items that you truly need. This helps reduce waste and unnecessary consumption.
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After the festivities, clean up any debris, including diya wicks, paper, and plastic, and dispose of it responsibly.
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Instead of using harmful chemical-based diyas, opt for clay diyas. These natural diyas are not only environmentally friendly but also add a traditional touch to your Diwali celebrations.
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Give thoughtful gifts that have a positive impact on the environment. Consider gifting plants, handmade items, or experiences.
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If you choose to use fireworks, opt for eco-friendly varieties that produce less pollution and noise. Consider alternative celebrations like lighting candles or releasing sky lanterns.
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Switch to energy-efficient LED lights for your Diwali decorations. They consume less electricity, produce less heat, and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs.
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Create beautiful rangolis using natural colors and materials like flowers, leaves, and colored rice. This reduces the use of harmful chemical dyes.
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Plant a tree as a symbol of growth, prosperity, and environmental consciousness. It helps purify the air and provides a habitat for wildlife.
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Educate your friends and family about the importance of eco-friendly practices. Encourage them to make small changes in their Diwali celebrations to reduce their environmental impact.
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Instead of using single-use plastic or non-biodegradable wrapping paper, opt for eco-friendly alternatives like reusable cloth bags or recycled paper.
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