webquest

Part 1

Ø What’s the average carbon footprint of a person?

The average carbon footprint for people  is 4.8 tonnes


Part2 

Ø Hand washing dishes can use up to __50____ % more of water than using an efficient dishwasher.


Ø Only about _____10____ % of global energy comes from renewables.


Ø True or false? Appliances that are turned off don’t use any electricity.
False


Ø Can you make paper out of hemp?
yes

part3
1. I think that the  advices of squashing plastic bottles 


2. and paperboard boxes are really useful bcs the space it’s always a problem when recycling


3. Also reusing shopping bags it’s necessary for lowering the plastic consumption in society so this advice it’s very important

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  1. Francisca Tapia2 de julio de 2021, 16:41

    I think the same in the first point of part 3 ! Is very important reduce the size of the trash

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