Green Technology Topic 1

All below are pillars in green technology policy EXCEPT

• Social

• Environment

• Education

• Energy

What is the example of programs which support Short term goal

• Green topics in syllabus and curriculum

• Green ICT

• Green Procurement

• Eco-labelling

Impact of climate change are below EXCEPT

• Economic country increase

• rising sea level

• Landscape change

• Wildlife at risk

What is carbon footprint?

• The amount of liquid produce by something during a given period

• The amount of greenhouse gases and specially carbon dioxide emitted by something during a given period

• The amount greenhouse gases such as oxygen emitted by something during a given period

• The amount of greenhouse gases and specially nitrogen gases emitted by something during a given period

Carbon Cycle circulation of  carbon atoms through various  processes and carbon  circulates as below EXCEPT

• Air and ground

• Water and air

• Water and object

• Air and living things

Green water footprint is

• Amount of freshwater required  to mix and dilute pollutants

• The  amount of surface water and  groundwater required to  make a product.

• The  amount of rainwater required  to  make a product

• The amount of recycle water required to make a product

Identify this type of water footprint

• Green

• Blue

• Brown

• Grey

What is point source pollution

• Pollution come from not identified origin

• Pollution come from mix agricultural industry

• Pollution that harder to identify

• Pollution that come from single place

What is actual resources

• Resource that exists in a region and may be used in the future

• Resource that exists and have been surveyed their quantity and quality to used in present time

• Resource that have been surveyed and can be used by organisms

• Resource that have been surveyed but cannot be used by organisms

A natural or artificial reservoir/ system that accumulates and stores some carbon- containing chemical compound for an indefinite period. It absorbs and stores more carbon dioxide (CO2) than it releases.

THIS STATEMENT REFER TO

• carbon stock

• carbon sequestration

• carbon sink

• carbon capture