commercially cost effective, light frequency, pest control system. Using light waves, the product effectively rids an area of harmful pest while leaving the beneficial insects unaffected. Developed in China, this product has been field test in large agricultural settings throughout Asia and Europe. It is entirely non-toxic and is powered by solar energy.

All the departmental stores should make mandatory for the people to pay for the polythene covers. By implementing this most of plastic usage can be reduced.

Bottled water is an economic and ecological disaster. The belief that the bottled water is safe to drink is also a myth. Carry your own water bottle and refill and reuse it. http://www.blokeish.com/2009/12/bottled-water-an-economic-and-ecological-disaster/

Adopt waterless car wash @ your apartments and contribute for water conservation

i reuse old towels and old terry cloth robes by cutting them into sizes that can be used while cleaning house, i rewash and reuse them, that has stopped u7s buying poaper towels

Soak fruits and vegetables in a 50/50 solution of distilled white vinegar and water, then scrub lightly with a produce brush to wash away pesticides and kill bacteria.

Adopt a recycle/reuse life style. Some of the very common products that could be put to proper recycle are. Its just about systematic approach than throwing all of it in landfill. Tins/Cans, Cartridges, Cloths, Paper/cardboard, Plastic, Glass

Natural feeds you can produce in your backyard are what chickens would eat in the wild. Whatever they don't eat gets tilled in the garden and in winter use it for a hot meal mixed with grain.

Separate your waste into recyclable, degradable food waste and general waste, this reduces thrash by one third or more and less goes into the landfills!

Find local swaps in your area. Peace. love. swap has baby/kid/maternity/teen clothing and gear swaps all the time Its a way to keep gently used items out of our landfills and to donate to local charities.