GREEN KAMPONG with Nadya Hutagalung and Diki Irdan

Diki is always here, write some notes and hopefully can inspire you :)

Why is green Kampong ?

Please watch Nadya Hutagalung and Diki Irdan campaign about www.greenkampong.com

Watch here :  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO9aihoL9DU&feature=youtu.be

About

With Green Kampong, I hope to build a like-minded community that not only shares and learns together but also becomes an informative platform to build awareness and education on conservation. Together, we can make a much better place for ourselves and our children.

Let us know your thoughts: feedback@greenkampong.com

Technology does not always mean progress. We all share this little village. In fact, if we all went back to the simpler, kampong life (that we have been striving to leave behind), we would have a brighter future to look forward to.

What does being “green” mean to you?

Being “green” means that I try to think past today and that the choices I make are ones that my children will appreciate in the VERY NEAR future. The statistics on how quickly our planet’s resources are being depleted are very overwhelming and frightening to me. How can we not be thoughtful and considerate?
It’s not the world we are trying to save, but the human race’s ability to survive on this shared earth. Improvement needs to happen NOW or we’ll be too late.

What can the average person do to be green?

Get educated on the facts of conservation! Mobilize friends, family, community on making it a way of life.  It’s the little things such as using recycled shopping bags that cumulatively make the biggest difference. Moreover, we must understand that our choices now affect future generations. With our current path, the damage to the planet may be irreversible.

What are some of the biggest challenges to being eco-friendly?

There is a misconception that being eco-friendly costs a lot of money and that one person does not really make a difference in the big picture. Both are untrue.