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Become a WaterWise class or school: Traject
Become a WaterWise class or school from September 2024. Take up the challenge together to teach students to make sustainable choices and thus reduce their water footprint at school in terms of food, clothing, paper, direct water... This is how we …
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Waste: How long before it breaks down in the sea?
This flyer shows the estimated decomposition times of different types of marine litter.
Marine litter is a global problem that is getting bigger and bigger. Every year, an average of eight million tons of plastic waste ends up in the sea worldwide, or …
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Mouth masks in the sea: Posters
Mouth masks lying around quickly end up in the sea via the wind, streams and rivers. Don't lose your mouth mask wherever you are!
Three posters, with a jellyfish, shrimp and mussels, show the impact of mouth masks on marine life.
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Waste in the sea, what should animals do with it?: The sea starts with you
Waste in the sea, what do animals do with it? #theseastartswithyourself
This video shows the path that a cigarette butt, mouth mask and plastic bag travel from the street, via the wind, streams and rivers, to the sea. There they pose a danger to …
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The sea starts with you: do you help protect the sea?
Litter on the street quickly ends up in the sea via the wind, streams and rivers. There it poses a danger to animals. They confuse waste with food or can become entangled in it.
This website offers many simple tips to limit waste and prevent it from …
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Beverage and food: Water footprint price lists
These price lists show you how much water it costs to make certain drinks and meals. Nice to use to raise awareness about the water footprint at school parties, receptions ...
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Water Footprint: Infographics
In a few images we provide information about the water footprint in general, the water footprint of clothing, paper, food, snacks and drinks and some tips to reduce your water footprint.
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Swimming to Africa: Game format
Swimming to Africa contains a number of water games to playfully address the theme of water. The games and a selection of photos make the students reflect on the water problem. Young people think in a different way about the water problem in the …
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Living on a large water foot: Brochure
Freshwater is of vital importance, but more and more this valuable raw material is coming under pressure due to over-consumption and pollution. This brochure takes a closer look at the availability of freshwater in the world, the relationship …
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The water footprint: Background information
This brochure gives a brief overview of the water footprint, the link between our consumption and water supplies worldwide and gives tips on how you can use water more sustainably. This brochure packed with theoretical framework can be used as …
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The water footprint of paper: Theme bundle teacher version
Did you know that 3% of a Belgian's total water footprint goes to paper? What is the link between paper and water? And how can we use water more sustainably through our use of paper? This theme bundle gives your students and yourself more …
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The water footprint of food: Theme bundle teacher version
Did you know that food in Belgium takes up a big bite of our water footprint: almost 50% of our total water consumption goes to food. What is the relationship between food and water? And how can we use water more sustainably through our food? This …
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