Tips to celebrate eco friendly diwali

The Diwali is a light festival in India, Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore and etc. which is celebrated to acknowledge the victory of good over evil. The lighting of lamps, diyas, on the night symbolizes a new beginning of enlightenment.
It is also celebrated with friends and families and as for the tradition and fun, firecrackers has been played. Celebrating with firecrackers could add a risk to each and everyone’s health and a risk to environment due to air pollution, noise pollution and soil pollution.
As for each and everyone’s health, it will lead us to various health problems like the hearing loss or hearing problems because of the firecrackers’ noise, high blood pressure, sleeping disturbance, asthma or respiratory problems because of the smoke the firecrackers will bring, headache, irritability, skin allergies due to the harmful chemicals found in the firecrackers, fatigue and eye related problems. For each and everyone, it’s better to wash the hands or better take a bath. If more problems persist, it’s better to seek a physician for the good.
Below are some tips to follow in order to celebrate the Diwali an eco-friendly:
1. Instead of celebrating alone, celebrate the Diwali with friends and families for the lesser use of space. Also for us, it will reduce the celebration cost because we have others to help us in the cost talk. Also, usage of the things including the area of the celebration will be in a limited use. It will lessen the pollution as to compare with the individual celebration.
2. When celebrating the Diwali make sure that the celebration will take for a limited time. Your celebration may last for 3-4 hours. This is to conserve energy.
3. If you are going to select a place where to celebrate the Diwali, make sure that it is away from the hospitals or far away from noisy places. Serene Places or open ground places are the best places to celebrate. It is much enjoys celebrating it quietly with friends and families.
4. If you want to go with firecrackers, it is better to choose eco-friendly firecrackers rather than of the traditional chemical made firecracker. The eco-friendly firecrackers are more on paper fluffers and have different color lights instead of the noisy chemical made firecrackers.
5. Still go for the traditional diyas rather than the electric illumination. This is to lessen your electric consumption. The traditional diyas are more attractive rather than of the electric illumination and are very natural. Although the lamps need oil but it will cost you less than that of the electric illumination and it will give you light that is up to 3-4 hours.
6. This Diwali celebration, many people buys new things. But try not to buy unneeded items. The excess consumerism is directly related to the consumption of raw materials used to manufacture those things. It increases the undue pressure on the natural resources.
7. Instead of buying 1-time use items, go for recyclable things. And if you are going to clean your home for Deepawali, instead of disposing thingsm it is better to give it to the poor or under-privilege people as for your help.

QUOTE OF THE DAY
Celebrate Diwali with a different meaning. You can celebrate the Diwali in an Eco-friendly way.

CONCLUSION
These are some tips for an eco-friendly for celebrating the Diwali. By thism your help is in the extension to everybody and also to the environment as well.

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