World Environment Day 2017

Every World Environment Day, we are reminded of the growing need that our planet has for us to take better care and to be more responsible. We have only one world, and without the proper care and protection of the environment, mankind will cease to survive. This year, the objective of World Environment Day is for all people around the world to band together and make each action a meaningful one. With everyone’s participation, the environment will thrive.

Today, in 2017, with the growing
population and increased pressure on our vital resources, World Environment Day increase knowledge of the ecosystems, wildlife and other environmental services that we compromise in order to sustain ourselves. According to Climate Interactive, if each country in the world continues with business as usual, we can expect a 7.6 ºF (4.2 ºC) temperature increase by 2050. We have also farmed the land until over 50% of the topsoil and 25% of the arable land has been degraded. To preserve these agricultural lands and our food production systems, we must live in harmony with the earth and, as a global community, do our part to protect it.

Source: New York Times

What can you do to protect the air, reduce global warming and your carbon footprint?

One easy way is with neem!

Nature has provided mankind with a sustainable, natural way to protect the environment in the form of the magnificent neem tree.

Sustainable, organic neem products enhance your health and skin, while keeping the environment free of the synthetic pesticides that have dominated our food system for decades. You can even use neem in your garden to keep harmful pests, fungi, and nematodes away while letting the beneficial insects, like bees and ladybugs, roam free without worry!

You can also plant a neem tree! One of the most effective trees at sequestering carbon from the atmosphere, neem will not only reduce your carbon footprint, but it will also introduce more carbon into the soil, making the land you stand on healthier for the planet and for your plants.

So today, and everyday, connect with nature through neem.