Are household pets good, bad or neutral for the environment?
Bad
Most sustainable form of travelling very long distances within continents?
Train
Is farming good or bad for environment?
Bad
What is the most sustainable form of travel? (excluding walking)
Main effects of litter?
Water, soil and air pollution
What is the most destructive pest in NZ?
Possums
How high have the global sea levels risen in the last 25 years?
- 5cm
- 10cm
- 15cm
- 20cm
-10 cm
Most unsustainable food to produce?
- Pork
- Mutton
- Fish
- Beef
- Beef
Least sustainable form of travel?
Plane
3 main litter material?
Paper, plastic, metal. Account for around 93% of littered items.
Which NZ city has the least emissions?
Wellington
71%
(anywhere between 65-75% counts)
What is the most sustainable food to produce?
- Meats
- Crickets and bugs
- Seaweed and seafood (excluding fishing)
- Legumes and grains
Seaweed and seafood. Seaweed and oyster fishing (plus more) are very sustainable.
Main greenhouse gas that's emitted by cars?
CO2
How much rubbish is dumped per year
- 3.74B tonnes
- 4.11B tonnes
- 1.98B tonnes
- 2.12 B tonnes
- 2.12B tonnes
How much waste does NZ generate per year?
- 17 million tonnes
- 13 million tonnes
- 23 million tonnes
- 9.9 million tonnes
- 17 million tonnes
Which country has the largest emissions?
China (29.18% of all emissions - 10,432,751,400 tons in 2016)
How much food do we waste in NZ per year?
- 45, 000 tonnes
- 50,000 tonnes
- 100, 000 tonnes
- 120, 000 tonnes
- 120, 000 tonnes
- 13%
- 17%
- 21%
- 25%
- 17%
How much rubbish average person produce per year NZ?
- 200kg
- 300kg
- 400kg
- 500kg
400kg (401kg as of 2021)
How many endemic species in NZ (estimate)
- 80, 000
- 70, 000
- 90, 000
- 100, 000
- 80, 000
What country has the lowest carbon footprint?
- Cook islands
- Nieu
- Nauru
- Samoa
Nauru (0.05 metric tons)
What % of food supply is wasted USA?
- 10-20%
- 30-40%
- 20-30%
- 5 - 10%
- 30 - 40%
How much CO2 per kilometer is released when driving a car? (g=grams)
- 170g/km
- 150g/km
- 200g/km
- 170g/km
True or False: Plastic can fully decompose, it just takes thousands of years.
False, plastic never fully decomposes and instead becomes microplastics.