Our Mission
Step1-Add a Friend
We have started this from facebook now we have more than 50000 friends who have a clean mind to make our dream success with Go Clean Go Green.
Step 2-Planning for Ground Level Working
Our next step will be school student, hospitals, resting people on bus stand and railway station, door to door awareness. Our group will catch him to make a fear for environment pollution how this harmful in your life. Highly focused campaign in rural areas door to door campaign.
Step 3-Execution
Our main target is to bound every person to think for Go clean go green. So our next generation will completely safe.
GO CLEAN GO GREEN –LET’S MAKE IT FAMILY
An innovative concept first time in the world, we are not working to clean a dirty city we just working clean a dirty mind. Only reason of environmental pollution is dirty mind, a single clean mind can save lots of life so the time is to clean your mind.
What Is Clean & Green
There are many ways by which we can reduce pollution; by recycling, reusing, Waste minimization etc but before these we have to fight with our mind, our activities what are we doing is right or wrong for our environment. A man simply makes litter anywhere but he didn’t think that this is very harmful for our earth that is the base of every life. So we have to fight this type of person, we have to change this type of thinking.
If really love your earth then you have to initiate for change anytime anywhere. If you are on facebook to post regarding go clean go green, make a fear in every mind for this if you will not think you can lost a life he/she may be you dear.
What is Environmental Pollution??
Environmental pollution is just like a incurable disease, its expanding day by day think to stop it before you also a victim of this disease. Recourse of this disease is very easy and simple no cost but the result is very dangerous and harmful for earth and life. To abstain this just think before making litter on public place, think before use poly bag.
HOW TO INNOVATE THREE STEPS OF SUCCESS (Steps mentioned above)
You’ve probably noticed that green is everywhere these days–in the news, politics, fashion, and even technology? You can hardly escape it on the Internet, and now with the Planet Green TV network, you can even enjoy eco-friendly entertainment 24 hours a day.
That’s all great as far as we’re concerned, but with a million messages and ideas coming at us from all sides, it can be easy to get caught up in the quotidian stuff–switching to organic foods, turning down the thermostat, recycling, say — without thinking about the big picture of how your actions stack up. Worse, you could even be suffering from a little green “fatigue” — that is, tuning out the green messages due to their ubiquity.
While it’s easy to get overwhelmed, it’s also simple to begin making a positive impact. Since it’s helpful to understand the big picture when it comes to setting to smaller goals, we’ve adjusted our focus for this guide–a departure from out typical “how to go green” content, which typically tackles very specific topics such as kitchens, cars, or pets — to take a broader look at the reasons behind why we should go green.
As globalization makes the world become smaller, it becomes increasingly easy to see how the lives of people (and plants and animals and ecosystems) everywhere are closely synced up with one another. So toys made in China can affect the quality of life in Europe, pesticides used in Argentina can affect the health of people in the U.S., and greenhouse gas emissions from Australia can affect a diminishing rainforest in Brazil.
The truth is that everything single thing we do every day has an impact on the planet — good or bad. The good news is that as an individual you have the power to control most of your choices and, therefore, the impact you create: from where you live to what you buy, eat, and use to light your home to where and how you vacation, to how you shop or vote, you can have global impact. For example, did you know that 25 percent of Western pharmaceuticals are derived from flora that come from the Amazon rainforest? And that less than one percent of these tropical trees and plants have been tested by scientists? These numbers suggest that we all have a large (and growing) personal stake in the health and vitality of places far and near. In addition to protecting biodiversity (and inspiring medicine), rainforests are also excellent carbon sinks. Bottom line: It benefits everyone on the planet to help keep our wild spaces alive and growing.
But embracing a greener lifestyle isn’t just about helping to preserve equatorial rain forests, it can also mean improving your health, padding your bank account, and, ultimately, improving your overall quality of life. All that and you can save furry animals, too? Why wouldn’t anyone want to green? Keep reading for all the important, big-picture details.