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Food Waste
1/3 of the food intended for human consumption- around 1.3 billion tons- is wasted or lost.
Enough to feed 3 billion people
Food waste and loss accounts for 4.4 gigatons of greenhouse gas emissions annually
Food banks
Volunteers
No financial incentive
Food reduction apps
Not enough people are using or discovering these apps
"Ugly" fruits and veg
The last veggie psychology
Confusion with food labels
Sources
Home
Restaurants
Supermarkets
Events
Schools
Offices
Effects
Climate change
Greenhouse gases
Debts
Resource depletion
Fuel
Time
Man power/labour
Poverty
Malnutrition
Underfed population
Deforestation
Loss of biodiversity
Threatened
Endangered
Ways to prevent
Stop illegal logging
Buy responsibly sourced timber and other forest derived products
Support conservation organizations
Donations
Money
Time
Energy
Products
Plant trees
Reduce beef consumption
Land cleared for cattle farming
Buy second hand items
Decrease demand for harvested products from forests
Wooden furniture
Paper
Timber
Buy responsibly sourced materials
Trees
Produce oxygen
Carbon
Absorbtion
Rejection
Water cycle
Provide shelter
Erosion
Drought
Soil
Fertility
Bushfire
Palm oil
Activism
Passion
Demand for change
Social movements
Education
Family
Friends
Social groups
Accountability
Government
Cooporate
Manufacturers
Petitions
Change legislations
Justice
Educate
Plastic Pollution
Avoid polyester and acrylic
Plastic free fibres
Cotton
Silk
Wool
Hemp
Recycling
Reuse
Glass
Metal
Hemp
Cotton
Bamboo
Ceramic
Avoid single-use plastics
Fast fashion
Increase landfill sizes globally
Dying techniques and processes often harmful to the environment
Poor Governance
Invest in low-carbon technologies
Carbon tax
Increase funding for green innovation
Make low carbon solutions more affordable
Renewable energy
Geothermal
Solar
Hydro
Hemp
Waste
Non-renewable energy
Coal
Gas
Oil
Minerals
Metals
Sustainability
Energy saving
Switch to LED
Turn switches off when possible
Reduce waste
Invest in a compost bin
Water conservation
Set up a water butt in the garden
Collect rainwater for watering
Walking and cycling instead of driving
Pollution
Air pollution
Water pollution
Noise pollution
Growing your own food
Locally produce
Support local businesses
Often organically grown without insecticides, fertilisers or pesticides
Wildlife conservation
National parks
Conservation acts
Government support
Protected areas
Protect culture heritage
Develop heritage
Aboriginal culture
Develop tourism
Status
Endangered
Threatened
Special concern
Extirpated
Extinct
Biome
Temperate Forest
Four relatively distinct seasons
Many animals hibernate through the winter
Deserts
Hottest biome
Many animals have to burrow underground
Find more stable temperatures
Plants and animals here must be able to withstand long periods without water
Tundra
Flat and cold with low plants
A thick layer of ice lies just below the shallow soil (permafrost) all year around
Tropical Rainforest
Jungle
Stays warm all year
High biodiversity
Boreal Forest
The largest land (terrestrial) biome in the world
Made up of mainly conical-shaped evergreen trees with needle-like leaves
Has long, cold winters
Grassland
Almost entirely short to tall grasses with no trees
Savanna
Freshwater
Ponds
Lakes
Streams
Rivers
Marine
Oceans
High levels of salt
Increased human health, prosperity and happiness
Public transport
Bus priority routes
Fare and ticket standardisation
Food
Open street events
Global Warming From Fossil Fuels
Coal production
Effects
Melting ice caps
Sea level rise
Famine
Fair trade
Workers rights
Fair living wage
Solve environmental problems
Education
Teach younger generations
Mass agriculture
Habitat loss
Melting Ice Caps
Sea level rise
Food and Water Insecurity
Biodiversity Loss