Waste Management
Corporate Sustainability
Energy
The Environment
In Your Community
100

A category of item that can be recycled

What are plastics, metals, papers, or glass?

100

The name of a member of Verisk's Corporate Sustainability team

Who are Ashley, Paul, or Maya?

100

The type of energy you are using when you plug something into an outlet / wall socket

What is electricity?

100

An example of a habitat

What are rainforests, tundras, deserts, grasslands, etc.

100

The term for items which are discarded incorrectly, often thrown on the street

What is litter?

200

The process by which food waste is recycled back into the earth

What is composting?

200

An item in an office building that uses electricity

What are lights, computers, servers, heating/cooling, etc.?

200

The fuel often used to power cars

What is gasoline?

200

Two examples of natural disasters

What are fires, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, etc.?

200

These green spaces in cities allow plants to grow and give people a place to experience nature

What are parks?

300

Old computers and electronic devices that are no longer used are called this

What is e-waste?

300

An example of a sustainable change a business can make to reduce energy use

What are using renewable energy, avoiding plastic packaging, using recycled / renewable materials, using electric vehicles, etc.?

300

Energy generated by wind, sun, or water is called this

What is renewable?

300

These colorful underwater ecosystems are in danger of going extinct

What are coral reefs?

300

These large machines use rotation to generate energy

What are windmills or water wheels?

400

A store that sells used items, including clothing, to cut down on waste in landfills

What is a thrift or consignment shop?

400

All companies generate this, the term for gases released into the atmosphere as a result of energy use

What are carbon emissions?

400

Coal, oil, and natural gas are called this category of energy - they were formed over millions of years!

What are fossil fuels?

400

Organisms that absorb Carbon Dioxide and expel Oxygen (which humans need to breathe!)

What are plants?

400

Rectangles seen on roofs, which generate energy directly from the sun

What are solar panels?

500

A model of production, which involves sharing, reusing, repairing, and recycling existing materials and products to extend their life cycle.

What is circularity, or the circular economy?

500

These packaging options are biodegradable, and can be used instead of plastic to reduce waste

What are paper, cardboard, wood, cloth, bamboo, etc.?

500

The ultimate origin of all energy on planet Earth, including the food you eat

What is the sun?

500

This term describes the process by which gas traps heat in the earth's atmosphere, leading to global climate change

What is the greenhouse effect, or greenhouse gases?

500

An apiary is a home for this type of nectar-producing insect

What is a honeybee?