Sustainability

Which country has the highest population?

• India

• Australia

• USA

• Guam

What is Climate Change?

• Climate change is a long-term change in the average weather patterns that have come to define Earth’s local, regional and global climates.

• No such thing.

• It is the same as global warming.

• Climate change is the money you get back from the climate shop

What are greenhouse gases?

• Greenhouse gases come from nature and are found in trees and plants.

• Greenhouse gases are the natural gases that are let out from the earth's surface.

• Greenhouse gases are the gases that are emitted from green houses.

• Greenhouse gases include water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone and some artificial chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

What does CO2 stand for?

• Carbon Iodine

• Carbon dioxide

• Chemical Omissions

• Hot water

How can we reduce our carbon footprint?

• Drive an electric car

• Install solar panels

• Have one vegetarian day every week

• All of the above

What is Real Wealth?

• When you are really wealthy.

• Being free to focus on the things that matter most to you in life, like family and community.

• When you are invested in companies that are doing well on the stock market.

• The product of labor.

How can we make real wealth work?

• Spending more time with family and friends.

• Do something that makes you happy, like a sport or hobby.

• Strengthening local communities.

• All of the above.

What is economics?

• The study of the Ecosystem.

• Something that only rich people care about.

• The knowledge of production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.

• The study of eyes.

What is shared value?

• Policies and practices that contribute to competitive advantage while strengthening communities and environmental problems.

• When you share your money with a friend.

• Buying shares in a valued company.

• When a company shares its money with the poor.

What are 'shares'?

• When you give your lunch to a friend.

• When a company shares its profits with the poor.

• A part of a company that nobody can own.

• A share (or a stock) represents part ownership in a business.