Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2011

Birds Need You This Summer !!!




Summer is at its peak. It has already crossed 39C.
Many birds die in summer due to lack of water.  
Place water pots for thirsty birds in Terraces, Compound wall & Balconies.




Its summer time and we all can feel the heat, the HEAT of climatic change, the HEAT of Global Warming, the HEAT of  Summer's .
We don't want to go outside and prefer staying in our cool home or office.
All the outside related work are being postponed till evening.. Every minute we need something cool to drink.


However, have we ever thought of the birds and animals who live outside, who don't have facilities like ACs or Coolers for cool air and refrigerator for cool water.
Every year a large number of birds and stray animals die due to the ill effects of dehydration. It is mainly the result of the so called development and beautification drives, which are drying up the natural sources of water.

It is not only during hot summer days that animals need drinking water. Like humans, they need it everyday, throughout the year. But it is nowhere there. If you have seen the stray cows and dogs desperately licking the foul-smelling water seeping out of a gutter, you can well imagine their plight.

Every one of us can make a dramatic change in this sad situation by a simple act of kindness - put up water bowls.


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These messages and emails are making a round everywhere, and me being an animal lover also would appeal all the people who are reading this to do their tiny bit by keeping a bowl of fresh water out side your balcony or garden.
Here are the pictures of my sweet Bird Bath which I bought a month back.





What are you doing your bit to save the little creatures….

I sincerely appreciate all my Blogger friends who have appreciated the cause,  but that is not complete.  I again plead all of you to come forward and show the world that how you care and actually you have placed a bowl(made up of as simple as mud/steel) of water for the little creatures.

I request all my blogger friends to create a little post for the same and 
show their bit to the world... 




HOPE YOU WOULD REMEMBER THEY NEED YOU...


Please SHARE this blog to as many people as you can because they(animals) need you.
“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.”

95% WON’T ACT AND SHARE THIS WITH A FUSS OF BEING BIG…..,
WILL YOU PLEASE???






Ask Airtel to switch off Diesel




Dear friends,

Thanks to the telecommunications sector, every new call and SMS is hurting our environment. Lakhs of massive mobile network towers in our country run on dirty diesel.

Airtel is the market leader and trend-setter of the Indian telecom industry. If we get them to switch to renewable energy, it will set an example for the others to follow. Customers are the mainstay of this industry. Airtel would notice if customers ask them to make their calls green by using clean energy to power company’s mobile towers.

You should ask Airtel to switch to renewable energy.

http://www.greenpeace.org/india/en/What-We-Do/Stop-Climate-Change/Green-Electronics/switch-off-diesel/airtel-switch-off-diesel/

Several current and potential Airtel subscribers, asking them to switch to renewable energy will help put pressure on them to act. Since the company is bound to provide good service to its subscribers, they will not be able to ignore this feedback.

Like coal and nuclear, oil too is an unsustainable energy option. The Deepwater Horizon oil spill last year showed the dangers of our addiction to oil.[2] Studies conducted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have shown that renewable energy is capable of powering the world.[3] Airtel needs to realise this and quit dirty energy.

Tell them now.

http://www.greenpeace.org/india/en/What-We-Do/Stop-Climate-Change/Green-Electronics/switch-off-diesel/airtel-switch-off-diesel/



Thanks a billion!

Photo of Abhishek Pratap

Abhishek Pratap
Climate and Energy Campaigner
Greenpeace India 

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Pollution




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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Colors of the world

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An official wearing a floral tie is seen infront of a daffodil display at Chelsea Flower Show in London.


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A rainbow appears in the spray as Holly from Scotland enjoys the fountains outside the Southbank center in central London.


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A pelican dives aiming a catch as the sun set over the ocean in St John's


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A child dressed in a carnival costume of an apple stands in a pram decorated as a basket during a special Pram Parade in the centre of Kiev.


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Belarusssian women, wearing traditional clothes and flowers, dance in the village of Plastok, some 175 kms south of Minsk, as part of festivities surrounding the  Orthodox "Trinity" holiday.


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ndonesian performers parade wearing masks during the traditional Topeng or mask festival in Malang in East Java province.


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Historic Colon Theater in Buenos Aires, during a show of lights as it reopens its doors as part of the celebrations for the Bicentenary of the May Revolution that decided Argentina's independence from the Spanish crown finally on July 9, 1816.


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A woman performs during a parade of civilians representing all the Argentine provinces along 9 de Julio Avenue in Buenos Aires.


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Pilgrims dressed in Bavarian clothes pray as they ride horses during a traditional catholic horse-riding procession in the southern Bavarian town of Bad Koetzting.


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A woman with white make up and red lips attends the parade at the Carnival Of Cultures in Berlin.


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Regina Brooks, 5, blows bubbles with a string-and-straw wand, at Study Elementary in Fort Wayne, Ind.


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Sri Lankan worker adjusts lightbulbs on a pandal, a coloured structure that is illuminated with bulbs, in Colombo ahead of the key Buddhist festival of Wesak.

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