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- - - - different shadows
      - colourful
      - aesthetic
    - - sea
    - - multi functional
  - - - speakers
      - earphones
      - phone holder
    - - box to put projector in
  - - - made from bamboo instead of maple wood. the skateboard being made from bamboo would make it more sustainable and it would be more durable, would also be significantly lighter ,meaning you would be able to do tricks easier
    - - googles
      - fins
      - pull-boy
        
        made from cork, makes it more Eco friendly and does same effect as foam as they are used for buoyancy
        
        can make it in a different shape to help beginner swimmers swim
- - - - Bamboo
        
        fastest-growing plant on earth
        
        green houses
      - Cork
        
        very fast growing
        
        spade
      - Reclaimed or recycled wood and metal
      - Precast concrete slabs
    - - can make it solar
      - wind energy
  - - - Insects
        
        Small tortoiseshell butterfly
      - mammals
        
        hedgehog
      - birds
        
        Capercaillie
        
        Curlew
        
        Goshawk
        
        Hawfinch
        
        Lesser redpoll
        
        Lesser spotted woodpecker
  - - - pollute the air with large amounts of harmful gases
        
        biodegradable plastic sheets
    - - unskilled farm labor, causes environmental pollution, deforestation and erosion.
        
        manual seed disperse that doesn't require skilled farm labor
        
        mechanisation can used renewable energy
        
        bee hives can be constructed to attract bees and interior can be most natural to the bees
        
        this increases pollination which is also good for the environment
  - - - land farming
        
        spade with more grip
        
        seed disperser
        
        compost box
      - animal farming
    - - in farm equipment
    - - in greenhouse
        
        prevents plant from freezing
        
        keeps at a constant temperature
        
        makes plants grow faster
        
        can grow a different range of plants easier which means there is more biodiversity
        
        make temperature adjustable
        
        can keep plants fertile
      - in animals
        
        for small chicks
        
        reduces aggressiveness in certain breed of poultry
  - - - water resources
        
        water takes a lot of energy, time, and money to filter and clean so that it’s drinkable. Wasting water or overusing household water means you’re wasting the energy-intensive process of filtration. The many steps of this process—extraction, transportation, filtration, etc.—require non-renewable fossil fuels and as these resources become depleted, their dangerous by-products such as carbon dioxide build up in the Earth’s atmosphere, contributing to your carbon footprint and the Earth’s rising temperatures.
        
        filtration system that is powered by wind energy
        
        grey water can be used for swimming pools
      - local resources
      - land degradation
        
        It has led to increased pollution and sedimentation in streams and rivers, clogging these waterways and causing declines in fish and other species. And degraded lands are also often less able to hold onto water, which can worsen flooding.
        
        sprinkler
    - - solid waste and littering
      - sewage
        
        Construction of hotels, recreation and other facilities often leads to increased sewage pollution.Wastewater pollutes seas and lakes surrounding tourist attractions, damaging the flora and fauna Sewage runoff causes serious damage to coral reefs because it contains lots of nutrients and it stimulates the growth of algae, which cover the filter-feeding corals, hindering their ability to survive. Changes in salinity and transparency can have wide-ranging
        
        dry out the feaces and use it as a fertilizer
        
        filter out the water to reuse it
      - aesthetic pollution
        
        Effects of exposure to visual pollution include: distraction, eye fatigue, decreases in opinion diversity, and loss of identity
        
        design buildings to blend in with environment
        
        grass roofs
        
        natural colours
        
        vine climber
        
        homes mimic shapes of nature
      - air pollution and noise
    - - degradation of ecosystems such as beaches, lakes, rivers and mountains
        
        Construction of ski resort accommodation and facilities frequently requires clearing forested land. Coastal wetlands are often drained and filled due to lack of more suitable sites for construction of tourism facilities and infrastructure. These activities can cause severe disturbance and erosion of the local ecosystem, even destruction in the long term
        
        use renewable energy to operate the ski lifts
        
        sewage pipe system in place to prevent pollution on the mountain and glacier
        
        balconies with thermal break and roofs built to hold snow for further insulation
        
        build houses on wetlands without draining them buy building the house on a foundation of timber logs sticking out of the wetlands
      - tourist activities
        
        trampling
        
        Tourists using the same trail over and over again trample the vegetation and soil, eventually causing damage that can lead to loss of biodiversity and other impacts. Such damage can be even more extensive when visitors frequently stray off established trails.
        
        bamboo path
        
        recycled rubber pathway
        
        GD Gravel pathway
        
        Anchoring, scuba diving, yachting and cruising
        
        anchoring damages the sea floor which means the habitats are destroyed which can lead to an extinction of certain organisms which would effect the food chain. Anchoring also damages the coral reefs which is also a damage of habitats however, the coral reefs are our main source of oxygen. scuba diving also impacts the natural habitat of sea life due to fishes being scared away it also changes the structure of the coral reefs which means that the coral is less resilient to certain weather which damages it.
        
        camoflauge scuba diving costumes so the fishes do not get scared
        
        anchor with a specific grip so it doesn't damage the sea floor
        
        parachute anchor so the ship gradually slows down without damaging sea floor
        
        a wet suit that makes scuba divers more buoyant
        
        wildlife viewing
        
        causes changes in their behavior, changes to their physiology, or damage to their habitats