Resource recovery model

What is the main livelihood of the people in this part of the Philippines?

• A. Agriculture

• B. Fishing

• D. Tourism

• C. Mining

What happens to discarded fishing nets in the environment?

• A. They disintegrate quickly

• B. They last for 600 plus years

• C. They are recycled immediately

• D. They are harmless to marine life

What material are the discarded fishing nets made of?

• A. Cotton

• D. Wool

• C. Polyester

• B. Nylon

What is the program that recycles discarded fishing nets into carpet tile called?

• A. NetWorks

• B. FishNet

• C. EcoNets

• D. SeaTiles

What is the long-term goal of the program that recycles fishing nets?

• A. To create art installations

• B. To benefit impoverished communities

• C. To sell the recycled material for profit

• D. To promote beach cleanups

What is the main product created from the recycled fishing nets?

• B. Carpet tile

• D. Glass jars

• A. Plastic bottles

• C. Paper bags

What does the speaker refer to as a 'restorative enterprise'?

• C. A tourism initiative

• B. A recycling program

• D. A conservation project

• A. A fishing company

What is the significance of the recycled carpet tile according to the speaker?

• B. It has a unique design

• A. It is cheaper than regular carpet

• C. It has a story behind the material

• D. It is made from natural fibers

What does the speaker believe is the beginning of the restorative enterprise?

• D. The fishing pressure reduction

• A. The collection of discarded fishing nets

• B. The creation of the carpet tile

• C. The beach cleanup initiative

What is the ultimate goal of the recycling program according to the speaker?

• D. To promote sustainable fishing practices

• A. To create employment opportunities

• B. To reduce marine pollution

• C. To benefit impoverished communities