India's Biogas Blending Plan for a Sustainable Future; Mlada for Sustainable Women's Fashion; Combating Plastic Pollution & More
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India Unveils Biogas Blending Plan for Sustainable Energy Future
India has taken a significant step towards sustainability by announcing a phased introduction of biogas blending with natural gas. This initiative aims to reduce reliance on natural gas imports, promote domestic energy production, and contribute to the country's net-zero emissions goals. Starting in April 2025, compressed biogas will be blended with natural gas at a rate of 1%, primarily for use in automobiles and households. This percentage will gradually increase to 5% by 2028. The government is also promoting the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to reduce emissions from the aviation sector. The goal is to achieve 1% SAF in aircraft turbine fuel by 2027, doubling to 2% by 2028. These measures align with India's broader vision of achieving net zero emissions by 2070. By diversifying its energy mix and adopting sustainable practices, India is paving the way for a greener and more resilient future.
Combating Plastic Pollution: Individual and Collective Responsibility
Plastic pollution is a pressing global concern, impacting our oceans, ecosystems, and even our health. While large-scale initiatives are crucial, individual actions can make a significant difference in reducing plastic footprints. Key strategies include recycling, minimizing single-use plastics, opting for sustainable packaging, and supporting plastic offset programs. Additionally, engaging in ocean cleanup efforts and advocating for environmental stewardship are essential. Collective action is paramount. Brands can partner with organizations like The Disposal Company (TDC) to reduce their plastic footprint and support marginalized communities. Together, we can create a healthier planet.
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Mlada: Redefining Women's Trousers with Style, Comfort, and a Sustainable Edge
Mlada, a brand under Siddham Creations, is redefining the world of women's trousers with a focus on style, comfort, and sustainability. Founded in 2023, Mlada offers a wide range of trousers, including bootcut flare pants, cigarette pencil pants, extra flare pants, and jeggings, in over 20 colors and nine sizes. The brand also offers a plus-size collection up to 9XL and an activewear collection with mobile and key pockets. In addition to its stylish designs, Mlada is committed to sustainable fashion practices. The brand uses recycled or upcycled materials and minimizes waste in production. Their vertically integrated approach allows for full control over working conditions and product quality, ensuring a guilt-free indulgence for fashion-conscious consumers. Mlada is changing the narrative of women's fashion in India. By offering quality, comfort, style, and an unprecedented range of options, Mlada is on a mission to empower women and make them feel confident and beautiful.
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Climate activist Melati Wijsen on what Hong Kong can learn from her fight to ban plastic in Bali
Melati Wijsen, a 22-year-old Indonesian environmentalist, visited Hong Kong recently to attend the International Sustainable Development Film Festival. She spoke to Young Post about her journey as an activist, the challenges she faces, and her dreams for the future. Wijsen started campaigning against plastic pollution at the age of 12 when she founded Bye Bye Plastic Bags with her sister. In 2018, Bali announced a ban on single-use plastic including straws, plastic bags, and styrofoam. Wijsen has spoken at the United Nations and the World Economic Forum, pressuring governments and companies to take action on climate change. She is also the co-founder of Youthtopia, a platform offering young people free training on how to make change. Wijsen is concerned about the amount of single-use plastic in Hong Kong and believes that the city needs to do more to reduce its environmental impact. She also stressed the importance of including youth voices in the decision-making process. Wijsen's dream is for a world without single-use plastic. She believes that by working together, we can create a more sustainable future for all. Climate activist Melati Wijsen on what Hong Kong can learn from her fight to ban plastic in Bali
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