Sustainable living starts in the kitchen | Vani Murthy | TEDxMVJCE

The organic waste garnered at every household is a treasure yet to be discovered. Vani Murthy has undoubtedly discovered it. Calling it her sweet smelling Black Gold, the compost derived from recycled kitchen waste can be used to grow herbs, flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Vani Murthy, the queen of compost and a renowned urban farmer, stresses on the importance of every kitchen being the epicenter for recycling and also how every one of us can take certain steps on a fundamental level to live a sustainable life. Considering garbage as ‘Green Gold’, Vani Murthy is a pioneer in the field of sustainable composting. Being a renowned Urban farmer and an active social media icon, Vani is a passionate citizen leader who dynamically engages with her followers while emphasizing on the broader aspects of Swacha Graha - a home that generates minimum garbage, for more than a decade now.
Vani Murthy is also known for her terrace gardening and bio-cleanser ideas that she dynamically shares with her enthusiastic green followers on various social platforms. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx