You’ve heard all about them, but do you know why LEDs are more environmentally friendly than typical incandescent bulbs? If you don’t, now’s the perfect time to find out and take this quiz to earn points towards a SEED!
What you’ll learn from this quiz about LEDs:
You’ll learn all about LEDs, and how they compare to the typical incandescent light bulb. If you’re thinking, “why does this matter?”, then looking at this infographic tells us the many ways in which this slightly newer form of technology can help us make our homes more environmentally friendly!
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Timberland’s reintroduction of cotton farming in Haiti not only allows them to source better raw materials for their products, but it has recreated an industry that had vanished from the island.This is a good example of how Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can be used to create genuine opportunities and boost local communities rather than being seen as a burden by companies.
What you’ll learn about cotton farming in Haiti and Timberland’s intervention:
Watching this video, you will learn about cotton farming and its brief history in Haiti. More importantly, you will also s…

World Penguin Day happens on April 25th every year…but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate these amazing birds all the time!
It is sad to think that penguins are one of the animals most affected by man-made global warming.
Increasing sea temperatures decrease the amount of food they can find in the ocean, and melting ice means some species of penguins are running out of places to raise their young!
What you’ll learn about penguins:
With this great video, you’ll learn about so many different species of penguins around the world, what makes them so different and other interesting f…

Wolves are famous for their hauntingly beautiful howl, yet they are also incredibly intelligent and important animals for ecosystems across the world!Wise up and learn about how wolves changed the rivers in Yellowstone, take the quiz, and earn points towards a SEED!
What you’ll learn and why it matters:
As an important predator in the food chain, wolves keep other populations stable and under control. Can they really change rivers? Do they really have that big of an impact? Can they, like Sustainable Human says, actually “give life”, rather than just eating their prey?
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