Sustainability Quiz

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Galliford Try have created a sustainability quiz for the school as a new way to communicate environmental issues. The quiz aims to bring awareness and thought to the students in a fun way.

The kids had to match up the picture to the estimated time it takes for some everyday items to decompose.

Increasing waste volume is a major concern for the environment. The best way to deal with this problem is to avoid the products that generate the waste materials that take more than a year to decompose in landfills.

Galliford Try aims to make the younger generation more aware of sustainability issues.

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Published 21 March 2019
Views 4301

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Schools and nurseries,

Size of site
Large, Medium, Very Large,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

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Jack Heaney
Graduate Site Manager

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