what does recycle mean?

Recycling means converting waste materials into reusable materials.

Recycling means throwing away old items.

Recycling is the process of burning waste materials.

Recycling refers to the act of buying new products only.

What does repair mean?

To fix or restore something that is damaged or broken.

To create something new from scratch.

To ignore a problem and let it be.

To enhance the appearance of an object.

What does recondition mean?

To restore to a good condition or make suitable for use again.

To create something entirely new.

To break down into smaller parts.

To discard and replace with a new item.

What does re-engineer mean?

To redesign or restructure a process, system, or product.

To simplify a process, system, or product.

To eliminate all existing features of a product.

To maintain the current design without changes.

Organise these options into the right categories:

Conserves resources by extending product lifespan

Saves money by avoiding new purchases.

Saves energy by avoiding new production.

Encourages creative repurposing of materials.

Recovers materials for future use.

Saves energy over raw material processing.

Creates jobs in recycling industries

Supports sustainable circular economies

Extends the lifespan of products

Organize these options into the right categories: Drivers (push) for Cleaning up Manufacturing:

current or forthcoming legislation (laws)

to conform with government legislation

pressure groups such as Greenpeace or even a small community town

this can sometimes force legislation to be developed and enacted

to create a more favourable brand identity within the community

Incremental solutions: organize these options into the right categories

Use of existing trusted technologies.

No/limited down time in production (continued profits)

Less uncertainty of success due the trusted, known technology.

Can quickly respond to legislation (forthcoming or changing).

Small changes may not meet the overall legislation requirements.

Need to make small changes often.

Saturated (crowded) marketplace/ competition.

Radical solutions: Organize these options into the right categories

Exploration of new technologies.

High potential for market growth.

Patening new solutions – financial and repetitional benefits.

Enhance reputation and innovative and radical.

Costly (both if technology outfitting and loss of profits during down time).

Costly R&D, training and capital (equipment).

Possibility of high market resistance.

Most strategies for green design often involve a focus on one or two environmental objectives when designing or re-designing products. For example bioplastics in place of traditional plastics like in the PlantBottle from Coca Cola. What can this focus be categorised as? Choose all that apply:

Design products using the concept of being able to recycle it when its use is done.

To produce products that are long lasting and better functioning so there is less replacement and use of products.

To choose non-toxic, sustainable-produced or recycled materials which don’t need as much energy to process.

To manufacture and produce products using less energy.

Reorder the following of the Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)

distribution including packaging

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CATEGORIZE QUESTION

3 mins • 2 pts

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Non-renewable

(b) Renewable resource

uranium

biomass

hydropower

tar sands

geothermal

tidal

coal

nuclear

peat

wind

fossil fuel

natural gas

solar

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The extraction of --- has been at the centre of may issues removing around resource security and international treaties.

(a)

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Non-Renewable resource: A (a) resource that does not replenish at a sustainable rate; a source that will (b) if the rate of extraction is maintained.

natural

run out

artificial

renewable

sustainable

grow

thrive

continue

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A natural resource qualifies as a renewable resource if it is replenished by (a) processes at (b) as its rate of consumption by humans or other users.

natural

the same

a different

artificial

a slower

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 5 pts

What are some political advantages for using fossil fuels?

Enhances geopolitical leverage

Short-Term Cost Efficiency

Boosts trade and political deals

Trade Opportunities

Reliable and ensures steady supply

Economic Stability

Lower compared to renewable sources

Global Influence

Creates and sustains jobs

Energy Security

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

The (a) of resources and raw materials in the industrial age led to the development of a (b) society, and as resources run out, the many facets of (c) become a more important focus for (d) .

abundance

throwaway

sustainability

designers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does re-use mean?

Re-use means using an item again instead of throwing it away.

Re-use means to recycle materials into new products.

Re-use is the process of discarding items without any further use.

Re-use refers to the act of buying new items instead of using old ones.

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IBDT Topic 2

Organize these options into the right categories

The extraction of --- has been at the centre of may issues removing around resource security and international treaties. (a)

Non-Renewable resource: A ​ (a) resource that does not replenish at a sustainable rate; a source that will ​ (b) if the rate of extraction is maintained.

A natural resource qualifies as a renewable resource if it is replenished by ​ (a) processes at ​ (b) as its rate of consumption by humans or other users.

What are some political advantages for using fossil fuels?

The ​ (a) of resources and raw materials in the industrial age led to the development of a ​ (b) society, and as resources run out, the many facets of ​ (c) become a more important focus for ​ (d) .

What does re-use mean?

what does recycle mean?

What does repair mean?

What does recondition mean?

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The extraction of --- has been at the centre of may issues removing around resource security and international treaties.

(a)

Non-Renewable resource: A (a) resource that does not replenish at a sustainable rate; a source that will (b) if the rate of extraction is maintained.

A natural resource qualifies as a renewable resource if it is replenished by (a) processes at (b) as its rate of consumption by humans or other users.

The (a) of resources and raw materials in the industrial age led to the development of a (b) society, and as resources run out, the many facets of (c) become a more important focus for (d) .