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What are the three Rs of recycling?
Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
How does a book swap support social sustainability, not just environmental?
It gives people affordable and easier access to books
What is "book hoarding"?
Accumulating more books than you can read or use, letting them sit unused
Which option keeps a book in use for the longest time: donating/reselling, recycling, landfilling, or incinerating?
Donating/reselling
Which condition makes a donated book better suited for recycling than reuse?
Very heavy water damage or the presence of mold
What's the simplest way a student can support book sustainability and our project?
Donate one unused book and pick up a secondhand one
What greenhouse gas is produced when paper decomposes in a landfill without oxygen?
Methane
Why do libraries count as a sustainable way to read?
One copy serves many readers over time
Why do people hoard books psychologically?
Books are like memories, it's hard to let go of them once attached.
What does SDG stand for?
Sustainable Development Goals
How is a book swap considered collaborative?
People share resources instead of each buying their own
What's a healthy middle ground between hoarding and throwing everything out?
Keep books you'll genuinely reread, share the rest
True or false: a second-hand book is just as good as a new one.
What is the definition of a carbon footprint?
It is defined as the total amount of greenhouse gases caused by an activity or product
Why donate a book you didn't enjoy rather than hoard it?
A stored, unread book delivers zero value to anyone