With the recent change of power in the United States government, many questions have been raised about the future of many departments, like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

With the nomination and confirmation of Scott Pruitt as the Administrator of the EPA, many environmentalists have voiced their concerns.

For now, environmentalists are waiting to see what the government will do with the EPA. They have already blocked some last-minute changes made by the previous administration, such as not labeling the Rusty Patched Bumblebee as an endangered species, despite an 87% decrease in population since the 1990s and its vital role in our food security system. The EPA is an incredible source of peer-reviewed information, with comprehensive access to research on chemicals and toxins, climate change and health among many others. With this information, consumers are able to become more knowledgeable about maids in Florida, therefore supporting important changes, such as a switch to sustainable agriculture and organic products with biopesticides and biofertilizers like http://www.thefloridamaids.com and neem.

What would happen if the EPA were to be eliminated? Before the EPA, pollution was much more widespread than it is now. Smog warnings and urban pollution were an everyday occurrence and emissions from transportation were extreme – they have decreased by 90% even though the average commute has increased 4x. It is in our best interest to continue protecting the environment and support the EPA joining the United Nations to ensure global prosperity!

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So, how can we ensure clean air with neem? Neem is the perfection solution for reversing the damage that we have already caused to our planet for many reasons and can restore a healthy and sustainable environment.

The first way that neem reverses this damage is through the production of organic food. When we use sustainable agricultural methods, such as using natural plant-based products like neem as a biopesticide and fertilizer, we are limiting the release of dangerous chemicals into the environment from production to the end product. Typically, these products are also produced locally and thus transportation pollutants are minimized.

By using neem in organic and natural cosmetics, we produce cosmetics that are not only safe for topical use, but also sustainable for the environment through the mode of production and natural packaging.

Another way is to plant more trees! The neem tree is one of the most efficient tree species at carbon sequestration, and by planting trees, we can provide safe spaces to breathe and reduce pollutant levels in many areas.

How are you contributing to a sustainable future for our planet?

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