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The most used material in fast fashion

What is polyester?

100

This form of renewable energy is currently the cheapest form of energy, ranging from $38-$78/megawatt-hour

What is solar power?

100

This insect is important for pollination

What is a bee?

100

This tech is fairly new and water-intensive, causing support or controversy depending on who you ask 

What is AI?

100

Turning off the faucet while doing this daily task saves 4 gallons of water each time

What is brushing your teeth?

200

The company who contributes the most waste in the fast fashion industry

Who is SHEIN?

200

Wind farms built in the ocean rather than on land are referred to by this geographic term

What is offshore turbine?

200

Combining food scraps and dirt creates this helpful agricultural material

What is compost?

200

This piece of tech has allowed farmers to see aerial views of their crops, look for pests, and helped analyze the amount of water or fertilizer needed in a field

What are drones?

200

The average U.S. citizen uses this much water per day (hint: this is measured in gallons!)

What is 80-100 gallons?

300

The amount of time a trend usually lives in the fast fashion industry

What is 4 weeks?

300

Landfills naturally produce this highly flammable gas from decaying organic waste, which can be trapped and burned for electricity

What is methane?

300

The temperature-controlled structure that helps facilitate the healthy growth of plants is referred to as this

What is a greenhouse?

300

Try filling up your farm equipment with this fuel, engineered by breaking down unusable/unsellable produce

What is biofuel?

300

The amount of time needed for a polyester shirt to decompose (hint: this answer is a long time! Try starting with decades!)

What is 20-200+ years?

400

The amount of money that Goodwill did in sales in 2025 (hint: it's in the billions!)

What is 7 billion?

400

This U.S. state generates the most electricity from geothermal resources, taking advantage of its unique volcanic and tectonic activity

What is California?

400

Growing any produce without the use of pesticides are called this (hint: there is usually a separate section in the produce department for these!) 

What is organic produce?

400

Electric vehicles requires the mining of this rare earth mineral for its manufacturing, but hopefully over time, we can find a more sustainable way to create them

What is lithium/lithium batteries?

400

The least sustainable country in 2026 (hint: this country resides on the continent of Asia!)

What is Laos?

500

The clothing brand known mostly for its sustainable practices

Who is Patagonia?

500

Most commercial solar panels use this chemical element, which must be refined to 99.9999% purity to function efficiently as a semiconductor

What is silicon?

500

The variety of living things within a given ecosystem or region (hint: this term includes ALL different plants, animals, and other environmental factors within an ecosystem!)

What is biodiversity?

500

This emerging company has made sustainable cleaning products and sells sustainably sourced teas and socks (hint: founded by popular YouTubers John and Hank Green)

What is EcoGeek?

500

This country was the most sustainable country in 2026 (hint: this country is on the continent of Europe!)

What is Estonia?