A supermarket gives you a free plastic container for spending $20. You already have some, but it feels too good to reject a freebie.

Reflection:

Would you take the free container? Why or why not?

You buy bubble tea often. The cups and straws add up quickly.

Reflection:

What small change could you make to enjoy your drink without creating so much waste?

You’re cleaning your room and find old textbooks and notes. They’re in good condition.

Reflection:

What are some things you can do instead of throwing them away?

During a class party, your group buys bottled drinks and disposable cups for convenience. Afterwards, you made sure to throw everything properly to avoid leaving a mess.

Reflection:

Is there a way your group could have done differently with these single-use plastics?

Your two-year old phone works fine, but there is a new model on sale during Lazada’s 6.6 sale with more features and at a ‘too good to miss’ price.

Reflection:

Would you upgrade? How would your decision impact the environment and you in the long run?

You need a costume for a themed event. You find a cheap outfit online.

Reflection:

Are there other ways you could get a costume without buying something new?

You are going for an event in town. Taking taxi or Grab is convenient.

Reflection:

Is there a lower-carbon transport option that’s still practical for you? What would you choose and why?

Your school bag has a slight tear. You decide to buy a new, stylish one that’s marketed as “eco-friendly” made from recycled materials.

Reflection:

What might be a more sustainable choice in this situation?