My ecological footprint

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My ecological footprint Lauren Loyaerts

Table of contents Score Examples  explain my score My reaction / Solution Initiative Practically

Score Expected score: 100 Actual score: 138

Examples …… Always by car Shopping  buying too much Home  old house  not good insulation ……

My reaction/ Solution Reaction: Shocked Too much Solution: Less shopping Walking or public transport …

Initiative Walk  to school Less shopping  don’t need so much clothes Solar panels Condensing boiler

Practically Talk  family Spending less money  save Going to school  walking  make a schedule …..

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