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How much of the textile industry is made up out of brands or companies that employ sustainable manufacturing practices?
A. 001%
B. 1.02%
C. 8.3%
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Which factor is the most influential for why consumers currently select sustainable brands?
A. Product is better for the environment
B.Product is organic
C. Packaging is better for the environment
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What is the percentage of the consumer base that always takes into consideration the eco aspects of their garments?
A. 7%
B. 15%
C. 3%
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How can consumers help promote supply chain transparency?
A. Buying garments made locally or made in the USA
B. Purchasing garments from big box retailers
C. Buying garments that meet environmental certifications
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Which of the following is NOT a strategy for increasing Earth’s sustainability?
A. Crop rotation
B. Using recycled materials
C. Increasing the size of industrial farms
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Wilderness is best described as:
A. Land protected from human use
B. Land designated for farming
C. Desert land
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Marie’s son is throwing this can in the trash. Tell her WHY she should teach her son to recycle it instead!
A. Recycling will increase carbon dioxide emissions
B. Recycling will reduce landfill waste, which can reduce soil and water pollution
C. Recycling will reduce our dependence on chemical pesticides
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Zoning is best described as:
A. Marking off sections of land for specific types of use
B. Protecting national land from human use
C. Rotating crops
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Which strategy most directly helps decrease our dependence on landfills?
A. Sustainable agriculture
B. Wilderness protection
C. Recycling
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Imagine you are mayor of Detroit, and an environmental report discovers that the city’s soil fertility has been destroyed and very little can grow in it. What strategies would you pick to help improve soil fertility?
A. Zoning and wilderness protection
B. Recycling and incineration
C. Composting and crop rotation
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In Peepsville, Ohio, urban sprawl has led to the destruction of many natural rural areas. What should be done to decrease the negative impact of urban sprawl on rural areas in the future?
A. Use biological pesticides
B. Crop rotation and recycling
C. Zoning and wilderness protection
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A practical sustainability science biodiversity project could include…
A. Looking at the effect of plastic waste on marine life.
B. Examining biodiversity in a local park.
C. Examining biodiversity in the Daintree Rainforest.
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A practical sustainability science project on a farm would probably not include…
A. Looking at how to use water more efficiently.
B. Looking at how to minimise use of pesticides and herbicides.
C. Looking at the effect of GM crops on market price.
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Aquaponics (the farming of fish in artificial pond-like environments) can be seen as sustainable because…
A. Its prime purpose is to restock local streams.
B. It recycles nutrients which would otherwise go to waste.
C. It often involves the use of antibiotics to combat disease, ensuring healthy fish.
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How many KL of rainwater has been recharged by Rainwater Harvesting structure made by APL Kasna Plant
A. 3701.281
B. 3107.281
C. 3701.381
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From the following section which section is highest consumer of electricity
A. IPU
B. Resin House
C. Paint House
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Which is the highest electricity consumption month in year 2013-14
A. May
B. March
C. April
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Which is the lowest electricity consumption month in year 2013-14
A. March
B. April
C. May
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Rain water harvesting, water conservation and water recharge strategies help to achieve
A. Water sustainability
B. Water Conductivity
C. Water Neutrality
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National Energy Conservation Day is observed in India on 14th December.
A. National Energy Conservation Day
B. National Electricity Conservation Day
C. National Forest Conservation Day
