Renewable Energy
Waste Management
Climate Change
Pollution
Sustainable Living
100

This type of energy comes from the sun and can be used to power homes and businesses.

Solar energy

100

This “R” in the waste hierarchy encourages people to use products multiple times.

Reuse

100

This greenhouse gas, produced by burning fossil fuels, is the largest contributor to global warming.

carbon dioxide

100

This type of pollution refers to contamination of the Earth's atmosphere.

Air pollution

100

This type of shopping bag is a sustainable alternative to plastic bags.

Reusable Bag

200

These giant structures convert wind energy into electricity.

Wind Turbines

200

Items like plastic bottles, paper, and aluminum cans can be transformed into new products through this process.

recycling

200

This process, caused by excessive greenhouse gases, results in Earth's temperatures gradually rising.

global warming

200

This is the name for toxic materials that leach into rivers, lakes, and oceans, harming aquatic life.

Water pollution

200

This natural material is often used in sustainable agriculture to enrich soil and improve plant growth.

Compost

300

This country leads the world in producing solar energy and is home to some of the largest solar farms.

China

300

This type of waste, often from electronics, is harmful to both the environment and human health if not disposed of properly.

E-waste

300

Trees absorb this gas, helping to reduce its levels in the atmosphere.

Carbon Dioxide

300

Excessive artificial light at night can cause this type of pollution, which disrupts ecosystems.

light pollution

300

Many people grow their own vegetables and fruits at home to reduce the need for these types of products, which often travel long distances.

Imported Foods

400

This renewable energy source comes from the heat inside the Earth.

geothermal energy

400

What live creatures are used in compost bins?

Earthworms

400

These animals play a crucial role in pollination, helping many plants to reproduce.

Bees

400

Burning fossil fuels releases this harmful gas, contributing to both smog and acid rain.

sulfur dioxide

400

This practice involves reducing the amount of energy used in homes by unplugging devices and using energy-efficient appliances.

Energy Conservation

500

Dams and flowing water are used to generate this type of renewable energy.

hydropower

500

The buildup of plastic in the world's oceans is referred to as this.

Marine Debris

500

This is the largest source of fresh water on Earth.

Ice Glaciers

500

This substance, once commonly used in paints and gasoline, is now banned in many countries due to its toxicity.

Lead

500

The average household uses the most water for this daily activity.

Flushing the toilet

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