Why did LEGO abandon its recycled plastic project?

• The recycled bricks were not approved by safety authorities.

• The recycled bricks were too expensive to produce.

• The carbon footprint was no better than oil-derived plastic.

• The recycled bricks were not durable.

What material was LEGO using for its recycled bricks?

• Recycled PET from soda bottles

• Recycled aluminum

• Recycled paper

• Recycled glass

How many different plastic compositions did LEGO test for the recycled bricks?

• 250

• 200

• 150

• 100

What is LEGO's goal for carbon neutrality?

• By 2030

• By 2025

• By 2050

• By 2075

What alternative material is LEGO exploring for its bricks?

• E-methanol derived resin

• Biodegradable plastic

• Recycled metal

• Glass fiber

What is e-methanol made from?

• Plant-based materials

• Recycled paper and plastic

• Waste CO2 and hydrogen

• Recycled glass

How many small LEGO bricks can be made from a single 1L PET soda bottle?

• 10

• 20

• 15

• 5

What was the main reason the recycled plastic project was considered an engineering success?

• It was faster to produce.

• It met LEGO's quality standards.

• It was cheaper to produce.

• It was more colorful.

What is a potential benefit of using e-methanol derived resin?

• It is more colorful.

• It is more durable.

• It is carbon neutral.

• It is cheaper than oil-derived resin.

What is a challenge associated with e-methanol derived resin?

• Poor color quality

• High cost

• Low durability

• Limited availability