Sustainability

What is sustaniability?

• The ability to maintain a balance or equilibrium in natural systems

• The process of extracting resources without regard for future generations

• The practice of maximizing profits regardless of environmental impact

• The promotion of rapid industrialization without considering ecological consequences

• the ability to litter

Which of the following is not a pillar of sustainability?

• Environmental sustainability

• social sustainability

• Economic sustainability

• Technological sustainability

Draw a dry waste bin

Which of the following is an example of renewable energy?

• Coal

• Petrol

• Wind

• Nuclear

Which of the following is a characteristic of a sustainable community?

• Reliance on fossil fuels for energy

• Limited access to green spaces

• Emphasis on public transportation and walkability

• High levels of pollution and waste generation

What is the term used to describe the practice of using resources efficiently and minimizing waste?

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  Overconsumption

• Sustainable development

• Resource depletion

• Resource efficiency

What is the primary goal of sustainable agriculture?

• Promote monoculture farming

• Maximize short-term profits

• Increase pesticide and fertilizer use

• Maintain soil health and productivity for future generations

Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce plastic pollution?

• Recycling

• Using single-use plastics

• Reusing plastic items

• Reducing consumption of plastic products