Bare Necessities How to Live a Zero-Waste Life

<p>Did you know that there will be more plastic than fish in the seas by 2050? Did you know that it takes 20000 litres of water to make a pair of jeans? Did you know that we have a massive food-wastage problem and yet millions die of hunger each day?<br><br>In this world full of waste how can you help save the planet?<br><br><i>Bare Necessities </i>is your one-stop guide on how to move towards a more sustainable lifestyle in India. Filled with activities insights recipes tips and how-to guides it is a must-read for anyone wanting to make a positive change in their life and in the environment.</p> About the Author <p><b>Sahar Mansoor </b>is the founder and CEO of Bare Necessities a zero-waste social enterprise. She is a circular-economy nerd a voracious learner and a curious traveller. Sahar has obtained accredited degrees on environmental topics in India the USA and England becoming a University of Cambridge alumni.<br>Her business offers zero-waste personal care lifestyle home care and educational products and services including online sustainability courses called 'Zero Waste in 30' and 'Sustainability in 30'. She has also volunteered in Guatemala Jamaica and the Democratic Republic of Congo for humanitarian projects. Her time<br>working at the World Health Organization in Geneva and SELCO Foundation on implementing decentralized renewable energy projects in rural Karnataka enabled her to build Bare Necessities from the ground up. Her work has been recognized by Google India Al Jazeera NDTV <i>Vogue</i> <i>Elle</i> <i>Femina</i> <i>India Today</i> among others.<br>Sahar has a 500-gram jar of waste that she brings to the sustainability workshops she conducts which is all the waste she has produced in the last five years. For more visit https//barenecessities.in/. <br><br><b>Tim de Ridder </b>began his environmental career in Australia prior to moving to South East Asia and South Asia. He has a master's degree in environmental management and sustainability from Monash University Australia. He has organized a wide range of workshops on sustainability with a focus on the circular economy the creation of an online education course on waste in India and communityengagement initiatives in Cambodia and Malaysia. He has also written widely on environmental topics including a research paper on the livelihoods of low-income communities and the benefits of carbon farming for indigenous Australians. <i>Bare Necessities </i>is the second book he has authored after his self-published <i>Tales from the Roadside</i> a memoir about a solo bicycle trip across Europe that connected him to the world in profound ways.</p>