How Environmental Friendly Are you? Be Honest...

@devops (112)
July 10, 2017 2:43am CST
Hi friends, Today I was a bit angry with few people that they were wasting water and using tissues just to wipe the hands after hand-wash. I have seen such things happen always around me. I do my best to save our nature. Its been ages that I used tissue papers. I'm also making sure that water is never wasted. What are your view-points? Do you waste water/paper? Are you environmental friendly?
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Sai
@vsai2008 (11796)
• India
10 Jul 17
I save things whenever I can
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Sai
@vsai2008 (11796)
• India
10 Jul 17
@devops That's true More positive awareness and campaigns are needed Hope to see the change in this generation of people itself Otherwise, nothing will be left for future
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
@vsai2008 You are right friend. Even after several awareness, the change has to come first from oneself. That is the first step we can save nature.
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
That is good. Educated people in India are not wanting to save the nature. Sad to say this.
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kiran8
@kiran8 (15348)
• Mangalore, India
10 Jul 17
I make sure I don't waste anything, water , food or paper .. I love plants and whenever possible a few of us gift plants to offices and schools , even plant them if they have some space .
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kiran8
@kiran8 (15348)
• Mangalore, India
10 Jul 17
@devops in tact many people do that here . You must have heard of Vana Mahotsava. We just celebrated it last week by distributing saplings to students and planting some by the roadside .
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
That's is very nice of you Kiran. Country needs people like you more.. :-)
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@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
@kiran8 Are you a teacher? That's wonderful. Trees and plants are equivalent to God. It must be celebrated. Yes, there are several initiatives by schools, colleges, NGOs, etc. But, am concerned about the other side of the people who are destroying them.
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Shavkat
@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
10 Jul 17
My city implemented the Solid Waste Management. I think it is a good strategy to be environmental-friendly.
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Shavkat
@Shavkat (139937)
• Philippines
11 Jul 17
@devops But I think it is not being practiced in all countries.
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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12 Jul 17
@Shavkat you are right.. That is bad..
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
Good to know that friend. That is a must for all major cities in the world.
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Aishani Mitra
@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
10 Jul 17
Iam happy to find someone who takes notice of things being wasted. It in not a good thing to waste things.
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
I tell few colleagues if I know them about the thing they are wasting. Difficult to tell all. Sad to know educated people are doing such things.
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Gil ggg
@gilggg (2538)
• Israel
10 Jul 17
In our country there is not much water, so whoever wastes water will receive a fine
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
That's wonderful Gil. The government should take strict actions. Since there is water here, people shouldn't start wasting things.
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Gil ggg
@gilggg (2538)
• Israel
10 Jul 17
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Mariam Omar Abdallah
@Miria44 (100)
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10 Jul 17
The fact that you complain about that is remarkable never stop caring and yeah wasting things is never right but people tend to take things for granted
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DevOps
@devops (112)
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10 Jul 17
You are right. The fact is these things are provided for free by our company to the employees. They shouldn't take things for granted just because its free. Sad!
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