Sustainable & Unsustainable Practice

What is sustainability?

• Sustainability is irrelevant in today's world.
• Sustainability is only concerned with short-term benefits.
• Sustainability is the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
• Sustainability is the ability to maintain current practices without any changes.

Taking plastic cutleries (fork & spoon) when you are buying takeaway food

• Sustainable practice

• Unsustainable practice

Your laptop has a problem with the display, and you try getting the laptop repaired first.

• Sustainable practice

• Unsustainable practice

Choose which example is more sustainable and explain why.

(A) Buying vegetables from the supermarket every week

(B) Growing your own vegetables in a garden at home

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Which of the following are renewable resources?

• Sunlight, wind, water
• Oil
• Natural gas
• Coal

Which of the following are non-renewable resources?

• Solar power
• Wind energy
• Coal, oil, natural gas
• Hydropower

Using shopping bags from home when buying groceries

• Sustainable practice

• Unsustainable practice

You are planning to get some clothes for a holiday trip. With sustainable practice in mind, how are you going to shop for clothes?

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What is climate change?

• Climate change is caused by aliens
• Climate change is a myth created by scientists
• Climate change is a natural phenomenon and not influenced by human activities
• Climate change is long-term changes in temperature, precipitation, and other atmospheric conditions primarily caused by human activities.

What is the effect of climate change?

• Decrease in global population
• Increase in fossil fuel consumption
• Expansion of wildlife habitats
• Extreme weather events