This project aims to contribute to the 17 SDGs, but we will focus on health issues, as well as overexploitation of natural resources and preventing climate change.
This project aims to contribute to the 17 SDGs, but we will focus on health issues, as well as overexploitation of natural resources and preventing climate change.
Conventional fireworks tend to be harmful to the environment because they contain aluminum, barium, potassium nitrate, or a lot of carbon. These chemicals are responsible for thick smoke and emissions that can cause many deadly diseases, such as lung cancer, stroke, to heart disease. In India in 2019 as many as 1.7 million premature deaths are estimated to occur due to ambient and indoor air pollution, as a result of which this health problem has a major impact on the country's economy. Therefore, G-blaze is here as an environmentally friendly firecracker idea and innovation that can help reduce the negative impact of air pollution in India.
As an environmentally friendly firecracker company, X-blaze will invite and urge people in India to use G-blaze to enliven their celebrations and traditions. This effort is a form of building an understanding of sustainable development and a lifestyle that is in harmony with nature. We will promote and disseminate environmentally friendly firecrackers to local firecracker manufacturers and suppliers in India as the main step and target that can introduce G-blaze to the people in India.
When a firecracker explodes, a chemical reaction occurs that releases smoke and gases into the air. These gases include three greenhouse gases that are unfortunately responsible for climate change, namely carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen. These three harmful emission gases are contained in firecrackers as raw materials, so that firecrackers are one of the causes of air pollution levels in India worsening. X-blaze is here to bring a solution by creating environmentally friendly firecrackers, G-blaze, which will help reduce the effects of climate change due to gas emissions, and can help people in India realize the importance of raising awareness and expanding knowledge about climate change mitigation.