Research shows that the average Indian uses anywhere between 100-200 litres of water everyday. This is split up between various activities such as bathing, flushing, cooking, washing clothes etc. However, do we really need to use such a large amount of water everyday? Would it be possible to live the same comfortable lives we do, …
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Why Waste? has now launched its first book – The Sustainability Stories, available on Amazon, for you to pick up on your Kindle! Focused on making young children realise the importance of the environment, and the horrendous problems it faces, the wonderful creators at Why Waste?, have put together some wonderful short stories, with colourful illustrations, and …
I remember celebrating more birthdays at orphanages than at parties – Always having to finishall the food that I took on my plate. Through my early life, I learnt to empathize and enforcepositive habits. The social sensitivity in me comes from practices like these, inculcated through myformative years. Understanding how crucial those experiences were, I …
We at Why Waste? are extremely delighted to annouce the launch of our first book, The Sustainability Stories, a colourful and fun book, filled with a bunch of delightful stories, each revealing an important message to the reader. Created to raise awareness in younger groups, about the problems the environment faces, the book contains various …
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‘Save the planet, one stitch at a time’. It is with this motto in my mind that Why Waste? joined hands with the youth led organization Rescrapped to organize a workshop focusing on fabric pollution and ways to combat it through individual action. Scrap the Scrap Workshop was held on 30 May, 2020. It was …
“What you do has far greater impact than what you say.” With these beautiful thoughts in mind, team Why Waste? in collaboration with Piece of Paper Productions and The Bisibelebois, conducted another Hopeschooling episode. The webinar was centred around the theme of Combating Climate Change- An Artist’s Outlook. Consisting of talented artists in their own sphere, …
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“Small acts can create great impacts”. It is with this thought in mind, that team Why Waste? in collaboration with Global Changemakers organized the second webinar under the umbrella of the ‘Hopeschooling’ initiative. Held on 17 May 2020, this webinar focused on the theme ‘Planetary Policy Changes’. We witnessed three stalwarts in the field of …
This wonderful poem was written by Haritha GB. As a budding engineer and a thiriving poet, Haritha aspires to carve out a niché for the intersection of art and science. She believes that learning more about the world teaches you more about yourself than you could ever know. And that is the reason she strives to make this …
For World Water Day 2020, Founder and CEO of Why Waste? Garvita Gulhati, penned down some beautiful words for the occasion, and we decided to share this gem. Have you ever stopped by a river and carefully listened to the flowing water? Sounds like she is laughing, having a great time, living life her way. …
In these unprecedented times of COVID-19 Why Waste? has started an initiative called Hopeschooling. We had the pilot session webinar on the theme of climate hope. Four wonderful panelists at the session comprised of Sanjana K – Climate hope-timist and lawyer by profession, Gayathri KR – Founder of KReate Foundation, Sahar Mansoor – Founder and …
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