We are the borrowers of our children
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Yes, it is very true that our children are expecting a green, pollution free world to live. We are just destroying the world which we borrowed from our children's
future. We cant make the world 50 years old greener but we can definitely help to make it more green by saving at least what we have right now and what we
can increase from now.

Avoid reading newspaper, magazines, books, brochures as much as you can. Try reuse, recycle and renew the paper materials.

Start educating people to do the same. Remember, sharing is equal to caring.

Recycle, renew, reuse. These are words we hear often. Unfortunately, many of us don't take these words seriously enough. We read in the newspaper on daily
basis that our natural resources are disappearing at an alarming rate. Still only a small percentage of people are responding to this threat. Recycling just the
Sunday papers would save more than half a million trees every week. Also-- all of the best papers have an online edition that is more current, and less 'made of
trees'. Plus, much of the content is FREE!

We live in a disposable society. The problem is if we don't stop, we will soon be disposing of ourselves.

This article discusses one simple item that is taken for granted. That article is the humble daily newspaper. For those who don't know or pretend not to, the
newspaper is made from trees. Trees give us life, for without them there would be no air to breath.

An astounding amount of trees are felled to bring us our daily newspaper need. So it really makes sense that we should reuse, renew, or recycle the newspaper
to get the most out of it.

My first suggestion on this subject is, don't get the newspaper every day. Get it only on the days when there is time to read it. Remember to keep a stack to
recycle, reuse, and renew. When the stack gets big enough, take it to the local grocery store and deposit it in the recycle bin for newspapers.

During the duration of the stacks' life, there will be opportunities to re-use newspapers as well. Once it is reused, return the newspaper to the stack if it is
still in recyclable condition. Incidentally, the stack can also contain all those ridiculous political fliers and junk mail. These are paper too. Here are just a few
ideas for reusing the stack of paper.

Newspaper makes an excellent packing material. Reuse it by putting sheets between breakable items. Crumple single sheets to stuff cups, bowls, and vases.
After unpacking, back it goes into the recycle pile.

Also, you can follow these websites to read our favorite news and articles:


Online news website:

1.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
2. www.hindu.com
3. http://www.expressindia.com
4. http://www.samachar.com
5.http://news.google.com
6.http://www.huffingtonpost.com
7.http://news.yahoo.com
8.http://www.thedailybeast.com