I have been thinking of writing about saving our resources in the workplace. The irony, work is keeping me away from writing anything like that. I am glad that Livpure came up with this great initiative of #CuttingPani – simply meaning that charity starts at home.
The idea is simple – to reduce the wastage of water. When you know that you have a thirst for half a glass of water, why take a full glass and waste the water?
We are in a sorry state right now when it comes to water and water conservation.
That doesn’t look like a happy place to be!
However, we can still give back a li’l to the mother earth by doing our bit. It doesn’t require a lot of efforts.
Reduce: Fill your glass to the optimum level – that is – only the amount that you wish to drink.
Now, this tip is a handy one if you are eating out. You can always ask your server not to fill the full glass.
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I prefer steel over glass, just saying! |
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Quite moyivationam, isn’t? Also, it holds 380ml water. So it keeps me on my toes as I drink a lot of water throughout the day! |
I know right!
We have to hold our horses when it comes to using water. Almost all of us are careless but I am sure that it's not too difficult to take those li'l steps!
Someone has rightly said that the next war will be fought on water. The recent news regarding Day 0 approaching in Cape Town where people are banned to use water for gardens, pools, washing cars and even allowed only 2 minutes of bathing time worth of water has shocked everyone across the world. A lot many cities including many in India are facing such a dangerous situation. Therefore it becomes even more important to conserve water in whatever ways are possible.