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Sustainability

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Total cards: 19•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Sustainability

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The conservation of balance in the worlds ecology indefinitely

#2
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Sustainable development

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Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

#3
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3 pillars of sustainability

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Environmental , economic, social

#4
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Population growth and sustainability

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Increases demand for water, food, land for houses, and consumption of natural resources

#5
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Fuel

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Any substance that burns in oxygen to produce heat

#6
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Fossil fuel

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Fuels that were formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago

#7
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Hydrocarbons

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Compounds consisting of hydrogen and carbon only . What fossil fuels are made of.

#8
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Chemical formula of burning fossil fuel

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Methane + oxygen —-> carbon dioxide + water CH4 +2O2 —-> CO2 +2H2O

#9
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Greenhouse effect is

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The natural trapping of the Sun’s energy by the atmosphere with the help of greenhouse gases like co2

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Enhanced greenhouse effect

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Increasing concentrations of co2 causing the earth to get warmer

#11
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Global warming

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The extra warming that results from the enhanced greenhouse effect

#12
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Biofuels

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Fuels made from plants eg rapeseed oil

#13
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Examples of raw materials

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Crude oil, timber(wood)

#14
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Fractional distillation

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The crude oil is heated and various fractions are separated from it by distillation

#15
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Products of crude oil

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Petroleum, diesel, central heating oil

#16
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Pollution

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The addition of harmful substances to the environment in quantities greater than can be dealt with efficiently by the environment itself

#17
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Examples of pollutants

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Sewage, excessive fertilizers, toxic substances

#18
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Reasons to recycle plastic

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Save crude oil • keep plastic cheap • keep cost of waste disposal cheap • reduce litter (plastics are non-biodegradable)

#19
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Plastic types

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PET -poly HDPE- high density poly LDPE- low density poly