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Sustainable Diwali 2024: A Guide To Eco-Friendly Celebrations

Traditional Diwali lights, known as diyas, are traditional and oil-burning, causing air pollution. LED lights are an environmentally friendly alternative, emitting no emissions.

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Using natural colors in rangoli design can be an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical-based colours, incorporating elements like flowers, spices, and vegetables.

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Firecrackers, a significant part of Diwali celebrations, pose environmental risks due to their release of pollutants. 

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Choose eco-friendly Diwali gifts, such as those made from recycled materials, organic products, or plants. 

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Reusing old items or creating Diwali decorations from recycled materials can save money and reduce environmental impact.

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Celebrate Diwali by donating to an environmental organization, promoting environmental protection and making a difference for future generations.

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Spread awareness about environmental protection and promote eco-friendly Diwali celebrations by discussing eco-friendly methods with friends and family. 

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Create unique lanterns by using glitter, colourful papers, and other materials to create your own unique and eye-catching creations.

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Utilize natural ingredients like rice powder or turmeric to create organic colors for Rangoli instead of modern stickers.

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During Diwali, support local artisans, indulge in organic sweets, and organize eco-friendly gatherings to celebrate. 

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