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What does 'circular economy' aim to achieve?

What is the key principle behind 'fair trade' products?

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What is the key principle behind 'fair trade' products?
Low quality
Child labor
Sustainable prices
High tariffs
2
What does 'circular economy' aim to achieve?
Continuous resource use
Increase waste
Single-use plastics
Fast depletion
3
Why is 'biodiversity' important for sustainability?
Decreases ecosystem resilience
Lowers productivity
Supports ecosystem stability
Increases vulnerability
4
Which action contributes to sustainable water management?
Polluting water sources
Single-use bottles
Using water wisely
Excessive water waste
5
What does 'biodegradable' mean in relation to products?
Infinite lifespan
Non-recyclable
Synthetic materials
Decay over time
6
What does the term 'reduce, reuse, recycle' refer to?
Economic theories
Sustainability principles
Physics laws
Chemical reactions
7
What is a common goal of 'upcycling'?
Harsh chemicals
Create new products
Landfill dumping
High energy consumption
8
What is an example of a 'carbon offset' method?
Burning coal
Planting trees
Open burning
Increased emissions
9
SUSTAINABILITY INCLUDES 3 SECTORS. THEY ARE?
economic, industrial, social
social, educational, environmental
economic, social, environmental
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Which energy source is renewable and non-polluting?
Natural Gas
Oil
Coal
Solar
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Which practice involves minimising waste generation?
Fast fashion
Single-use plastics
Mass production
Zero-waste lifestyle