India Climate Change - Revolutionary solutions for Pollution & Climate Change

Climate Change is real. But what can we really do about it?

Simple answer: You can start by educating yourself and others around you!

The heatwave in India 2024 has pushed northern India's temperatures past 50°C, shattering records and intensifying the country's environment problems. Alongside the extreme heat, environmental degradation in India poses severe health risks from air pollution, water contamination, and waste issues.

But what how can we solve these huge problems?

This episode of The Better India Show focuses on innovative solutions to climate change and environmental degradation in India. We talk to three green innovators who are implementing sustainable practices, such as aquaponics and biofuel production, to combat air pollution and climate change.

Our conversation emphasizes practical steps individuals and communities can take to create a healthier, more sustainable future.

00:00 Intro
00:52 Meeting the Innovators: Sustainable Solutions
02:42 Peter and Nino’s Sustainable Home**
07:29 Aquaponics and Community Greenhouses**
13:52 Sukmit’s Journey and Industrial Solutions
21:38 Impact & solutions for fossil Burning
25:38 Practical Implementation of Aquaponics
34:00 Practical Tips for Home Sustainability
38:48 Community Initiatives and Scaling Solutions
47:06 Economic opportunities in Biomass & sustainability sector
56:14 Community and Education for Sustainability
1:10:06 Corporate Responsibility and Climate Action
1:24:59 Future Prospects and Final Thoughts

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Hosted by Dhimant Parekh, each episode features deep dives with entrepreneurs, innovators, and thought leaders addressing India's complex issues like Climate Action, mental health, fitness & Well being, financial health, education, and jobs.

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[hilmikato]

Greenery in cities is a must.
We need large parks with big trees.
Green streets.
Every tall buildings we need green belt around.

[xii-a--triptimirani]

The video is great. You guys should make shorts of this video. It will get more views and spread the message faster.(As the attention span on social media is very short)

[pranabkhuntia]

I come from Eastern India. Stubble burning is not practiced in this part. It is unique to Punjab, Haryana and parts of UP. The problem lies with cropping patterns and gap between two crops.

[saimandebbarma]

Some are solving on their own ways while most aren't !
It's about going simple making simple but, majorities don't like simple coz of their habitual & uncontrolled actions ! 🙏

[SatishSharma-wxxs]

Detailed house tour should have included.

[ritika]

Fabulous! In a pessimistic state of affairs concerning the planet, this left me feeling hopeful!

[mayurvora]

Send Such messages of farming/environment via schools as the children are the best messengers who will bring the awareness into their homes. Also ask Govt to give more grants for Modern Farming- it is this modern farming which will draw youths into farming.

[devanshsumariya]

Government should promote sustainable housing..& we all as well

[bijoychandraroy]

People need to realize how serious the matter actually is... I think a lot of people are still ignorant of the matter
As you said, this isn't the reality we should live in, there is so much we can do

[tigeraster]

Amazing video, and a great interview. I truly enjoyed the earth ship concept and it is do-able. We used to be self sustaining, we seemed to have forgotten about it. We need to remember our past.

[juliamarsh]

Fantastic, thank you. Where can I find a video about setting up a balcony farm? or building a greenhouse bubble around a home in a very hot climate. Also, a video about the sealed composting bin that produces compost in just a month. This is amazing information, please share this knowledge in more detail.

[sarathnair]

Wow... this is so educational! I am proud to say my company is working on these very concepts in Europe, and I am happy to see Indians discuss such solutions!

[chandiniregidi]

Thank you for your response. I’ll get in touch some time. I understand how important it is to grow and eat healthy food. It makes a ton of a difference to my health. But in my case, not having more than an hour or two of sunlight leaves me with no scope for growing anything (beyond using grow lights)What I was trying to say is it’s not possible for everyone to grow their own food, despite having the space.

[neoblue]

25:59 growing food/veggies in a 3x9 balcony

[destinyever]

Great video . Missed seeing the plants growing and the entire house . It’s a video and shld have had this footage.

[Whn]

This is a gem of a podcast. Thank you for bringing them and sharing such knowledge. 🙏🏻

[naveenverma]

Never watch such long video 🎥 . Very second is worth. 🎉🎉❤❤❤❤😊😊

[navneetkalia]

Can you post a detailed video of their house - The complete system to every micro level detail?

[shrikant]

you should have shown the garden also. It would have been great addition to the discussion.