#ClimateJustice starts with inclusive policies! Marginalised communities bear the brunt of #ClimateChange. Policymakers must prioritise equity in #ClimateAction to ensure no one is left behind. Fair policies create a just, resilient future. #ActNow #WorldDayOfSocialJustice
Carry your own reusable utensils for takeout or travel. It’s a simple step to reduce single-use plastic waste and keep our planet cleaner. Every choice matters!
Need tools, books, or equipment? Borrow or share instead of buying. This reduces overconsumption and fosters community connections. #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendly
Switch to energy-efficient LED lights when your incandescent bulbs stop working. They last longer, use less power, and brighten your space sustainably. #EnergySaving
CAG's Environmental Law Enforcement Manual seeks to facilitate investigation of environmental crimes. It addresses the challenges faced by various agencies in enforcing environmental laws and provides guidelines for improving inter-agency collaboration, investigation, and prosecution of environmental crimes.
CAG's Climate Literacy Conference 2024 was a resounding success, marking the launch of FOCUS for Beginners, a climate literacy curriculum designed for primary school children. The event featured keynotes from Education Minister Thiru. Anbul Mahesh Poyyamozhi, along with contributions from various prominent speakers and policymakers.
Start a small garden at home, even in urban spaces! Grow veggies and herbs to cut food miles, reduce plastic waste, and enjoy fresh, healthy produce. A simple, rewarding step toward a greener, sustainable lifestyle. #SustainableLiving #UrbanGardening #EcoFriendly
Switch to cloth sanitary pads and menstrual cups for a healthier, eco-friendly lifestyle. These reusable options reduce plastic waste, save money, and are gentle on your skin. A small change for you, a big impact for the planet! #SustainableLiving #WasteReduction
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Our household goods, clothes, foods - several come saturated with chemical compounds that we barely understand the features of. Choose products that will reduce the chemical burden on yourself and the environment. Choose wisely for a better tomorrow!
Climate Action Month 2024 was an incredible success, reaching over 20,000 individuals, including students and the general public. Throughout August, a series of engaging events took place across schools, colleges, public parks, and other venues. These events creatively conveyed the urgent message of climate change through a variety of artistic expressions, such as music performances, mime acts, flash mobs, and puppetry. The month served as a powerful platform for raising awareness and inspiring action on climate issues.