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[World] Do not violate intellectual property rights

Dear All Writers of Tunza Eco-generation, When you post your articles, please keep in mind of courtesy of photos and images - which means PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE news articles from the internet. ...

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[Water] Water pollution is very big Problem

| 11-04-2017 03:06 Comments 6 recommendations 0

Water pollution is very big problems in the world. Only 2-3% of safe water is available for drinking. In india, it is very big problem due to over exploitation of water. The ground water level is increasingly going to down in the ... Read More >

[Green living] Waste Segregation Project - Part 2

Sudarshan Sreeram | 10-04-2017 20:33 Comments 6 recommendations 0

As I had discussed in my previous report, waste segregation plays a vital and important role in today's world. In this report, I will be sharing my experiences of carrying out waste segregation in my residential building. ... Read More >

[Green living] MOTTAINAI

Nanami Nishihara | 10-04-2017 16:10 Comments 7 recommendations 0

"Mottainai"-This Japanese word is a keyword for green living. The meaning of this word includes the meaning of reduce, reuse, recycle and respect for natural environment. For example, when someone... Read More >

[Ecosystem] National Natural Parks of Colombia.

Daniel Ricardo | 10-04-2017 14:02 Comments 6 recommendations 0

The national natural parks of Colombia occupy 11.04% of the continental territory of the country, with 59 natural national parks and some 12,602,320 hectares. Many are in unique ecosystems of colombia, which makes very varied, t... Read More >

[Climate Change] Climate change action is good for the economy – and Britain is the proof-Green Economy

Arushi Madan | 10-04-2017 13:48 Comments 6 recommendations 0

When John Major (British politician who served as thePrime Minister of the United Kingdomfrom 1990 to 1997) set up Britian's global warming strategy 25 years ago, the doom-mongers said it would ruin living standards. New resea... Read More >

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