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There are world language days (Chinese, Russian, French) and world disease days (diabetes, malaria, hepatitis), but those dedicated to saving the planet may just outnumber all other such commemorations. Consider: In a few days will arrive World Environment Day (June 5) and just a few days ago World Biodiversity Day (May 22) passed us by. Before that, on various days in March and April came World Wildlife Day, International Day of Forests, World Water Day, World Meteorological Day, Earth Day, to name just a few. And we’re not even counting those dedicated to particular flora and fauna—World Rainforest Day, International Tiger Day, World Giraffe Day, World Tuna Day… it’s a long list.
(This story appears in the 03 June, 2022 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)