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The video tutorial discusses the innovative process of recycling food waste into organic charcoal briquettes. It highlights the collection of waste, the drying and carbonisation processes, and the benefits of using this eco-friendly fuel. The organic charcoal is cost-effective, emits little greenhouse gas, and is in high demand in Cameroon. The project aims to reduce environmental impact and requires investment to expand production.

What is the primary material used by Mr. Monk and Laura to create organic charcoal?

• Metal scraps

• Wood chips

• Corn leaves

• Plastic waste

What is the first step in the process of transforming food waste into charcoal?

• Soaking in water and clay

• Carbonization

• Packaging the briquettes

• Drying the waste

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the organic charcoal briquettes?

• Lasts longer than traditional charcoal

• Produces no smoke

• Blackens pots

• Cooks food faster

Why is there a high demand for organic charcoal in Cameroon?

• It is a new product in the market

• It is made from rare materials

• It is imported from other countries

• It is cheaper than traditional wood charcoal

What challenge do Alphonse and Cedric face in their eco project?

• Low demand for charcoal

• High production costs

• Lack of raw materials

• Need for investment