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I admire Suzane Simard a lot!  She grew up in Canadian forests as a descendent of loggers becoming a forest ecology. She is a teacher of forest ecology at the University of British Columbia. Suzane has spent the last four decades, with experiments and rigorous studies, understanding how trees talk each other. She has discovered that they are part of a community that supports each other, sharing resources with parents and strangers who are in need. With his work, I change the way I see forest.  I like here since I see his "TED Talk", where she explain the comunication between trees.  I also admire her for all the dedication in her research for years on the communication between trees and other equally interesting related to the forests of California, also that she is a fun and anecdotal person that makes her an inspiring person in the field of science. I recommend 100% her TED talk (for those who have not seen it yet), because there she goes much deeper into her res...

  Part 1- Calculate your carbon footprint! Questions: Ø   What’s the average carbon footprint of a person? The global average carbon footprint is about 4.8 tons. Part 2 - Take these Recycling Quizzes Questions: 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? Ye s, and is the best option. Part 3- Video >> Top ten tips for recycling Watch the video and choose the best 3 tips in your opinion. 1. R euse or get a bag for life. 2. B efore put out bottles of the collection we need to squash them up first. 3. T ry to minimize the waste we create by unpackaged produce, all good with minimal packaging