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ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT The ecological footprint calculates the amount of land and water we need to provide everything we use in life.

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ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

• The ecological footprint calculates the amount of land and water we need to provide everything we use in life.

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ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

Energy for transports

Settlements Food Seafood

Wood and paper

People consume these resources very

fast and generate waste

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EVERYTHING IS IN NATURE HOW FAST CAN NATURE ABSORB OUR

WASTE…

AND GENERATE NEW RESOURCES?

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For example…

If you want to eat a hamburger…

You need meat, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce…

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Meat and cheese come from animals.

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The animals need to eat the grass from the land

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Tomatoes and lettuce grow in fields

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Then, the hamburgers are made in a factory

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Finally, you go to the supermarket to buy the products.

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What you don’t want is waste

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• So all the resources you need everyday, have an impact on the planet.

• It makes the ecological footprint bigger and bigger.

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Nowadays we are using one planet and a half to get the resources we

consume

So it takes the Earth one year and a half to regenerate the resources

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How big is your footprint?

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If we don’t reduce the consume of The Earth resources, we will run out of

them

The bigger your footprint is, the most you are wasting and damaging the environment and the planet.

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How can we reduce the human impact on the earth?