General
This is where you throw out a water bottle.
What is Recycling Bin?
Eating less __ will help lower your carbon footprint.
What is meat?
The most common source of electricity generation worldwide.
What is coal?
This household activity uses the most water on average.
What is flushing the toilet?
This is BASF's mission statement.
What is 'We Create Chemistry for a Sustainable Future'?
The most common recyclable material found in households.
What is paper?
Coal, oil, and natural gas, which come from the breakdown of ancient plants and animals over millions of years.
What is Fossil Fuels?
This renewable energy source converts sunlight directly to electricity?
What is Solar?
The term for the lack of access to clean and safe water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene.
What is Water Scarcity?
BASF want to achieve net-zero emissions by this year.
What is 2050?
Meeting the needs of everyone living on the planet without using up the resources future generations will need.
What is sustainability?
The increase in Earth’s average temperature over a long period of time.
What is Global Warming?
Humans cause a significant amount of air pollution by burning _____ fuels.
What is Fossil?
This continent is most affected by water scarcity, with over one billion people lacking access to clean water.
What is Africa?
These sites connect production plants and technologies to efficiently use resources.
What is Verbund?
Only __% of plastic waste is recycled globally.
What is 9%?
The amount of carbon dioxide one human releases into the environment in a year.
What is Carbon Footprint?
This fossil fuel is commonly used in heating homes and buildings.
What is natural gas?
This technology removes salt from seawater to produce freshwater.
What is desalination?
___ economy means decoupling growth from resource consumption.
What is Circular?
What are the three pillars of sustainability?
What is Economic, Social, and Environmental?
What is Scope 1 emissions?
This country is leading the world in renewable energy production.
What is China?
This organization is responsible for regulating water usage and ensure water quality in the U.S.
What is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?
The approach of displacing fossil feedstocks with sustainable feedstock to create products.