An environmental initiative of Mata Amritanandamayi Math
India’s dying mother The BBC investigates the pollution of the River Ganga (Ganges) and how to clean it up. cp. Amma donates 100 Crore for ‘Namami Gange’ cleaning Ganga project (providing toilets for villages surrounding the River Ganga)
In 34 Unexpected Ways you can learn how to use coffee grounds in the garden to enhance plants, repel slugs and cats, grow mushrooms and many other uses – and even get the grounds for free!
Amma has asked us to take part in a seva project that can be broadcast at Her birthday celebrations in September. I suggest we concentrate on litter picking.
from Guardian Weekly & Le Monde The sprouting plants look like a market garden. Come spring they will produce white, yellow and mauve flowers. But these plants are not decorative, less still edible. They grow on sterile clay soil full … Continued
In Amritapuri news, you can read how Amma and her devotees cleaned 3km of the road outside the Calcutta ashram during the night. In this country we rely on the local council to keep the streets clean. But if you … Continued
A series images showing how Japan has recovered six months after the earthquake and tsunami.
Guidelines for practical use of Bokashi from Kuleen Agro Services in Trivandrum (Kerala)
Contaminated water can be cleaned much more effectively using a novel, cheap material, say researchers.
AYUDH Italy describe how they are cleaning up the beach at Naples.
How one man has transformed a forgotten corner of Manhattan into a wildlife sanctuary.