Take My Environmental Sustainability And Value Creation Quiz

The third and final installment of our series on evaluating your environmental sustainability and value creation prepared by David Funk, this article is about the fourth quiz. As suggested in the title, Take My Environmental Sustainability and Value Creation Quiz for Me; it’s a quiz about whether or not you know enough about environmental sustainability and/or value creation to pass the quiz. In this one we examine four environmental topics, each paired with a corresponding value: air quality, climate change, water quality, and land use. So let’s get started! First up is the topic of air quality:

Q. “Do you know enough about environmental sustainability and/or creation to pass this quiz?” A. Not really.

Although it would be nice if we could all think, feel, and act like top-level scientists, the reality is that most people are far from mastering these skills. If you need help in this area, take my environmental sustainability quiz and use the answers provided in the quiz to jot down the following areas: What is the state of the environment as a whole; what is man’s contribution to environmental sustainability; what are some current examples of environmental degradation; what are some current solutions to environmental problems?

Q. “Do you agree or disagree with the statements regarding air quality, climate change, water quality, and land use?” A. Agree

Q. “What is your opinion concerning global warming and its effect on environmental sustainability?” A. Disagree. Although scientists have reached very preliminary conclusions regarding global warming, the consensus still is not near on whether or not man is contributing to this phenomenon, and there are also strong opinions that this occurrence is most likely a natural occurrence.

Q. “In your opinion, which is more important, economic development or environmental issues around the world?” A. Both. Although economically developed countries can often do more to deal with environmental issues, in particular because of their wealth, the impact of less-developed countries’ conservation efforts may pale in comparison.

Q. “Based on your research, what type of solutions will you recommend for the environmental issues around the world?” A. Solutions such as recycling and reusing products, landfills, and the development of “green” energy such as solar and wind power. I also strongly believe in the importance of education and awareness in environmental issues and how they affect human health and the environment. Educating future generations about these issues should be at the core of all efforts.

Q. “Where can I learn more about your beliefs on environmental sustainability and value creation?” A. There are many great organizations and schools that teach environmental sustainability and value creation, you can find them by doing an internet search, or visiting your local library.

Q. “If I follow your belief system on environmental sustainability and value creation, what would be the consequences for me and my family?” A. There are several large life changes that will happen immediately if you take my environmental sustainability and value creation quiz for me and my family. Your consumption habits will change drastically, and most significantly, you will have a direct impact on the preservation of the planet.

Q. “What are some of the positive effects of becoming more environmental conscious?” A. First, having a broader understanding of environmental issues around the world will create a greater awareness of the urgency for change. Second, by making changes and being part of the solution, you will feel better about yourself and the impact you are making to the environment.

Q. “In your opinion what are some of the benefits to me and my family as a result of taking my environmental sustainability and value creation quiz for me?” A. As you can see, there are numerous benefits from taking the quiz, and I think you will find the answers to all of these questions surprising.

Q. “In conclusion, what would you recommend as a way to learn more about becoming an environmental stewardess?” A.