"Stop Talking" Campaign - Plant Tree

Under “Stop Talking” Campaign we are targeting to plant 1 Billion Trees in the most backward and rural area of India. India lies at the crossroads of pressing environmental and humanitarian crises. Smog and pollution cover both urban and rural centers while farmers continue to live in extreme poverty. The solution? Trees. Join us in growing India. Adopt as much as you can….!! :)

The Samraat & Co. and SSARD’s Initiative to Launch India’s Biggest event. You can directly buy it from the Venture “The Samraat & Co.”. Once you adopt one or more than one tree from the said venture then rest is our responsibility to intimate you the progress. We will send you Certificate of Honour and in completing every Ten thousand trees it will be planted and intimated to you the place and date of plantation also with total number of employment generated in rural area by your great initiative.

Thank you. For More Details Please Click Here: http://www.ssard.org/stop-talking-campaign.html

Your valued support may help;

The Unprivileged Labour who will get employment through plantation of trees. It may help them and their families.

Plantation Benefits Facts:

Check out these statistics, study results, factoids, and informational tidbits on the issues we're trying to address.

FACTS

HIGHEST DEATH RATE DUE TO AIR POLLUTION

According to the World Health Organization, an average of 1.5 million premature deaths resulting from toxic air contaminants are reported in India annually.

5,650 Farmer suicide cases were reported by the National Crime Records Bureau of India in 2014 alone.

AIR POLLUTION IS A SIGNIFICANT RISK FACTOR FOR A NUMBER OF HEALTH CONDITIONS, INCLUDING RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS, HEART DISEASE, COPD, STROKE, AND LUNG CANCER.

35% Of air pollution in Asia is a result of exhaust from vehicles and inefficient industrial systems, the Health Effects Institute noted.

RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY ECONOMIST ARVIND PANAGARIYA REVEALED THAT THE THREE LEADING CAUSES FOR FARMER SUICIDE ARE FAILURE OF CROPS, DEBT BURDEN, AND PRICE CRASH.

50% LESS CROP YIELDS It was reported that air pollution by ground level ozone had cut crop yields by almost half in 2010 when compared to 1980 in India.

TOXIC POLLUTANTS IN THE AIR ACCUMULATE OVER TIME, HAVING A DEVASTATING IMPACT ON WILDLIFE AND THE ECOSYSTEMS THEY MAKE UP. MANY ANIMALS ARE BORN WITH BIRTH DEFECTS OR DEVELOP DANGEROUS CONDITIONS AS A RESULT OF THESE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FACTORS

27% Of India's rural farmer population is under the poverty line.

FIFTH-LARGEST KILLER

Air pollution recently claimed this title in India.

EVERY 32 MINUTES

A farmer commits suicide, according to India's National Crime Records Bureau.

80 HOURS PER WEEK That's the amount of time an average farming family spends working. In turn, the annual income is only 3000 dollars, a significant amount of which is taken away due to debt, according to the International Journal of Commerce and Management Research.

DROUGHT, CROP FAILURE, AND ARID LAND CAN THROW FARMERS INTO A PRECARIOUS FINANCIAL POSITION, FROM WHICH MANY ARE NEVER ABLE TO RECOVER.

THE LARGEST WAVE OF RECORDED SUICIDES IN HISTORY

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The nearly quarter million farmers who have committed suicide in the past 16 years comprises the largest recorded wave of suicides in history.