
Health and Environmental Factors
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Science, Physical Ed
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9th - 12th Grade
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Standards-aligned
Dhakshan Ravibalan
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5 Slides • 5 Questions
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Why study about the environment in a health course?
We are dependent on our environment for sustaining life. The health of our environment affects our personal level of health. Health Canada has developed programs and resources to help maintain a safe environment for Canadians, addressing air quality, water quality, soil contamination affecting food supply, toxic management, and a wide range of workplace health and safety issues.
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There are simple things that everyone can do to benefit the environment. Begin with your personal life. Think about your own actions as you read about a day in the life of an average Canadian.
wHERE DO I START?
it is our responsibility to care for the environment. Many Canadians have already put their concern for the environment into recycling. We need much more however.
enVIRONMENTAL CITIZENSHIP, YOU SAY?
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Environmental citizenship
The goal of environmental citizenship is a society where individuals and groups have the knowledge and understanding that will lead to responsible environmental action.
Subject | Subject
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements do you think is TRUE
Canadians on average use 390 litres of water per day, about twice as much as the average European
Over half of Canada's fresh water drains north, while 90% of us live within 300km of the Canada/U.S border
A tap that drips once every second wastes about 10,000 litres per year
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
Choose a simple solution so you can REDUCE the amount of wasted water in your home
There isn't anything I can do at home
Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth or washing your face
Let the shower warm up for 10 minutes before you use it
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Multiple Choice
(FINISH THE SENTENCE) When you put something down the drain it goes to a sewer and then EITHER to a wastewater treatment plant or goes directly to a
river, lake or ocean
garbage
garbage facility
forest
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Multiple Choice
How much waste do you think the average Canadian generates per day?
500 grams per day
1 kilogram per day
1.5 kilograms per day
1.7 kilograms per day
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Multiple Choice
What can you do to reduce the amount of waste you have?
Take unwanted clothing, furniture, and books to appropriate agencies
Shop at second hand stores, thrift shops, garage sales
Use a compost to get rid of organic materials instead of putting organics in the garbage
all of the above
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QUALITY OF LIFE
Quality of life for future generations on this planet will be determined by our actions today. You may find yourself saying, "but I'm just one person out of many.. what difference can I make?" the answer is a BIG ONE!
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