World's first Formula E race car made entirely from electronic waste on display at Cop28

The video discusses the significance of e-waste and its environmental impact, highlighting a recovery car made entirely of e-waste at COP 28 with Envision Racing. It presents alarming statistics from the World Health Organization about the growing threat of e-waste and suggests solutions like repair, reuse, and recycling. The video also covers advancements in Formula E technology, emphasizing the transition to electric vehicles and the role of sports in inspiring future generations. The speaker expresses pride in their involvement with Envision Racing and hopes to inspire more females to enter the sport.

What is the Envision Racing recovery car primarily made from?

• E-waste

• Recycled metals

• Old tires

• Plastic bottles

By 2030, how much e-waste is expected to be generated according to the World Health Organization?

• 50 million tonnes

• 100 million tonnes

• 75 million tonnes

• 25 million tonnes

What significant change occurred in Formula E racing from season 5 onwards?

• Batteries lasting the entire race

• Introduction of hybrid cars

• Use of solar-powered cars

• Switch to two-seater cars

What is the main message conveyed about the role of sports and athletes?

• To promote brand sponsorships

• To compete for awards

• To inspire and influence positive change

• To entertain the audience

What is one of the goals of the speaker in terms of gender representation in the sport?

• To increase male participation

• To maintain current gender ratios

• To focus solely on technology development

• To inspire more females to enter the sport