Awareness to Action: Bengaluru Takes a Stand Against Plastic Pollution
On the 4th of June, Jhatkaa.org took a proactive approach by organizing a comprehensive event along with a photo exhibition to address plastic…
Namma Ooru, Clean Ooru
On April 12th, 2023, Jhatkaa.org hosted a webinar titled "Namma Clean Bengaluru" via Zoom, aimed at discussing ways to address the growing garbage issue in Bengaluru by raising awareness…
The Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system is a flexible public transport service that creates a dense network of cycle rental stations. Users can take a cycle from any station and return it to…
Over the years, many supposedly "good" habits have become automatic for me.
For me, a good habit is one that contributes to a higher quality of life. The science behind how we form habits…
On Sunday, 25th Sept 2022, World Tourism Day, The Indian Ploggers Army, Sarakki Lake Area Improvement Trust and Jhatkaa.org conducted an awareness drive with citizens around Sarakki Lake, JP Nagar 7th Phase.
This drive…
The way we eat has far-reaching consequences for Earth. Farming uses up half of the Earth's arable land, devastates ecosystems, and accounts for one-fourth of global greenhouse gas emissions. About 14.5% of all…
The homogeneity of the air can be hampered by burning waste and fossil fuels, automobile emissions, building and demolition debris, waste, landfills, and many other reasons. Air pollution occurs when the concentrations of…
Given that recycling has numerous known environmental advantages and can lower carbon emissions, this makes some intuitive sense. Even the most ardent recyclers warn that this approach has apparent limitations when it comes…
Bara is a village in the drought-prone state of Jharkhand in eastern India. Farmers only produce one crop per year due to difficult climate conditions and complete reliance on rain. Agriculture produced very…
Citizens, community groups and NGOs based out of Bangalore join hands to spread awareness on waste segregation by using plogging as a tool to fight climate change.
Bangalore alone generates 4500 million tonnes…