#PaperBagDay2020

Before the invention of the plastic bags, people either used cloth or paper bags to carry things in. Stores especially would use paper bags to put groceries in, and as the years passed, different kinds were created, some from recycled material. Paper bags are biodegradable and good for the environment,.

Not only do we carry our groceries or our lunches in a paper bag, but this highly functional item comes in handy in a surprising number of ways.
So today on #PaperBagDay, let us know a few below-

.> Help reduce anxiety when hyperventilating – Cover nose and mouth with the open end of the paper sack and fill the bag with your breath. Breath in and out until breathing becomes normal again.

.> Arts and crafts – Paper bags make great puppets, masks, and windsocks. Get decorating with your kids and have fun while doing it, too!

.> Gift bags – Recycle and make gift bags. Whether you give homebaked goodies or another thoughtful gift, your gift bag may steal the show.

.> Ripen fruit – Don’t wait for green fruit to ripen. Put it in a paper bag and fold the top. This traps the ethylene gas given off by the fruit, which helps it to mature. Want them to ripen even faster? Put an apple in there, too.

#AmplusSolar #WithYouAtTheCore #PaperBags

On the 30th June 2020, 1,900 young people joined together at the Virtual Youth Summit in India to celebrate their completion of the Tide Turners Plastic Challenge in India. The challenge is a global initiative to educate young people about plastic pollution. It is developed by the United Nations Env...

While working for the decades-old family fashion business, Sissi Chao had an experience that literally took her breath away.

Population growth is the primary source of environmental damage.

#WorldPopulationDay came about in 1989 and was established by the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme. Its main idea was to raise awareness among the public about the detrimental effects of #overpopulation not only to humans but to the environment as well. It also highlights the health problems faced by child bearing women and the importance of family planning, gender equality, poverty, maternal health and human rights.

Deciding not to have more than one or two kids is not selfish, it’s sensible.
So take the right decision for the future of nation & environment.

#PopulationDay #WorldPopulationDay2020
#AmplusSolar #PopulationControl