Bristol Environmental Challenges and Opportunities

What is urban greening and why is it important in Bristol's development?

• The process of increasing and preserving open green spaces
• The process of reducing traffic congestion
• The process of improving rail links
• The process of turning brownfield sites into green spaces

Which of the following is an example of a brownfield site being turned into a green space in Bristol?

• A new shopping mall
• A new office building
• A new park or sports field
• A new highway

What is the impact of urban greening on Bristol's biodiversity?

• It increases the size of the biodiversity
• It has no impact on the biodiversity
• It decreases the size of the biodiversity
• It has a negative impact on the biodiversity

What percentage of people in Bristol live within 350 metres of parkland?

• 50%
• 100%
• 75%
• 90%

Which of the following is NOT a form of public transport in Bristol's Integrated Transport System?

• Bus
• Car
• Bicycle
• Train

What is the significance of Bristol being awarded the status of European Green Capital?

• It has the lowest CO2 emissions in the UK
• It has the most efficient public transport system in the UK
• It is the first UK city to receive this award
• It has the highest number of green spaces in the UK

What is the purpose of the Rapid Transit Network in Bristol?

• To increase urban greening
• To improve rail links to London
• To reduce traffic congestion
• To connect different forms of public transport

The greenhouse gas having the greatest role in human-caused global warming is ...

• Methane.

• Carbon dioxide.

• CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons).

• Ozone.

What is one of Bristol's achievements in terms of energy use and CO2 emissions?

• Decreasing energy use by 30%
• Decreasing CO2 emissions by 40%
• Increasing energy use by 30%
• Installing 100 electric car charging points

What is one of Bristol's goals in terms of energy use and CO2 emissions?

• To decrease energy use by 30%
• To increase energy use by 30%
• To decrease CO2 emissions by 40%
• To increase CO2 emissions by 40%