We believe you share with our passion for conservation of the environment and support our cause with great interest and enthusiasm. Here, we're presenting you with the latest from our fabulous collection of Naturetoons. We'd love it if you could take a moment to comment on it on Dilmah Conservation / Naturetoons Facebook page. We're certain it will make a positive difference in support of our good cause, no matter how small. Besides that, it’s quite fun to see so many different creative perspectives at work.
Caption for this week’s Naturetoon : "As we ring in the New Year, the cup of Dilmah Tea you will enjoy is entirely carbon neutral, with a combination of hydro and solar power, energy efficiency, forestry and sustainability initiatives that Dilmah has introduced in 2018. Raise a cup of environment-friendly tea in 2019."
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As we ring in the New Year, the cup of Dilmah Tea you will enjoy is entirely carbon neutral, with a combination of hydro and solar power, energy efficiency, forestry and sustainability initiatives that Dilmah has introduced in 2018.
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Fossil fuels are the main cause of acid rain today. Air pollution that’s released when burning them is absorbed by water droplets in the atmosphere and converted to nitric and sulfuric acid which then rains down on Earth, damaging soils and forests and entering waterways.
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Waste can double over the Christmas season mainly due to plastic packaging and gift-wrapping material.
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The zero deforestation by 2020 promise of the palm oil industry is failing spectacularly – Indonesian forests are being cleared at a rate of about one football pitch every 25 seconds resulting in the death of over 6000 orangutans each year.
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The bright flashing lights on screens not only harm your baby’s eyes but can also impede their mental and physical development.
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The plastic used to make cheap disposable water bottles and many other single-use items – Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) – was first patented 1941.
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An estimated 1 million plastic bags are consumed each minute worldwide.
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The mental impacts of overindulging in social media range from anxiety and depression to sleep disorders.
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7 million deaths are thought to occur worldwide due to air pollution each year.
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90% of the cost of a disposable bottle of water comes from making the plastic bottle – a process that uses harmful chemicals
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Highly processed fast food is loaded with sugar, salt and fats.
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Rapid urbanisation and pollution has set us on a course for a mass extinction event that will results in the loss of 75% of all species on Earth.
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