By Kavya
Industrial dyes and synthetic colors used during Holi celebrations can harm the environment in several ways:
Synthetic colors often contain toxic substances like lead, mercury, and arsenic, which can contaminate soil and water bodies when they are washed off during Holi celebrations.
Toxic Substances:
Synthetic colors often contain toxic substances like lead, mercury, and arsenic, which can contaminate soil and water bodies when they are washed off during Holi celebrations.
Using Natural Colors:
Avoid using plastic items like water balloons and pichkaris during Holi celebrations, as they can harm the environment and take years to degrade.
Avoiding Plastic:
Play Holi in a designated area away from trees, water bodies, and animals to prevent environmental pollution.
Playing in a Separate Area:
Opt for a dry Holi or use minimal water to conserve water resources and prevent water pollution.
Conserving Water:
By adopting these eco-friendly practices, we can enjoy the festive spirit of Holi while also protecting the environment.