Ecosystems
These species pollinate 1/3 of all food we eat.
What are bees?
What is hydropower?
The NEW reusable to-go container system at the College of Wooster.
What is Fill-It-Forward?
(Formerly Reuzzi)
The greenhouse gas responsible for a majority of human-induced global warming.
What is Carbon Dioxide?
What is The Amazon Rainforest
Not leaving the water running during this daily hygiene activity saves 8 gallons of water a day.
What is brushing teeth?
Where is the most renewable energy on campus located?
What is the Scot Center?
The most potent greenhouse gas in terms of heat-trapping potential.
What is Methane?
This marine ecosystem supports 25% of all marine life and serves as a vital supporter of ocean health.
What are Coral Reefs?
The average American uses 17.2 gallons of water a day on this activity.
What is showering?
The new sustainability-related minor at the College of Wooster.
500 million of these single-use plastic items are used every day but are too small to be recycled.
What are straws?
These organisms can absorb up to 48 pounds of CO2 annually.
What are trees?
LED Bulbs use __% less energy than regular bulbs.
What is 80-90%?
The person to contact about renting a compost bin for your living space.
Who is Brian Webb, bwebb@wooster.edu?
The greatest contributor to personal carbon footprints.
(Hint: mode of transportation)
What is air travel?
The largest carbon sink in the world.
What is the ocean?
The best way to adjust temperature in your room without opening windows, wasting energy.
What is submitting a work report?
Anne McCall's new "sustainable project" on campus for which she destroyed East End and other houses.
What is The Greenway?
The great pacific garbage patch is conservatively estimated to be the size of which U.S. state?
A: Texas, B: Alaska, C: Colorado, D: Rhode Island
What is Texas?