Definitions Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet.

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Definitions Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Ecological footprint is the amount of productive land needed on average by each person (in the world, a country, etc..) for food, water, transport, housing, waste management, and other purposes.

Part I - HOME

1-How many people live in your household? Points a) 1 30 b) 2 25 c) 3 20 d) 4 15 e) 5 10

2-How is your home heated? a) natural gas (furnace)30 b) electricity (baseboards)40 c) oil (oil tank & furnace)50 d) renewable (solar, wind) 0

3-How many individual faucets and toilets do you have in your home? a) less than 3 5 b) c) d) e)

Part II - FOOD

4-How many meals per week do you eat with meat or fish (out of 21 meals)? Points a) 0 0 b) c) d) e)

5-How many home-made meals do you eat per week, including lunch (out of 21)? a) under b) c) d)

6-When purchasing your food, does your family try to buy locally produced goods? a) yes 25 b) no 125 c) sometimes 50 d) rarely 100 e) don’t know 75

Part III - TRANSPORTATION

7-If you or your family own vehicles, what type are they? Add points for each type of vehicle. Points a) motorcycle 15 b) small-compact 35 c) mid-sized 60 d) full-sized 75 e) SUV or van 100 f) truck 130

8-How do you get to school/work? a) car 50 b) public transit 25 c) school bus 20 d) walk 0 e) bike or roller blade 0

9-How many trips do you make per week on public transit instead of by car? a) 0 50 b) c) d) e)

10-Where did you go on vacation in the last year? a) no vacation 0 b) in the province 10 c) another province 30 d) to the US 40 e) outside North America 70

11-How many weekend trips do you take by car? a) 0 0 b) c) d) e) 9+ 40

Part IV - PURCHASES

12-How many large purchases (e.g., stereo, TV, VCR, DVD, computer, car, furniture, etc.) has your household made in the past year? Points a) 0 0 b) c) d) 6+ 45

13-Have you bought any energy efficient products in the past year (e.g., light bulbs, fridges, stoves, toilets)? a) yes 0 b) no 25

Part V - WASTE

14-Does your household try to reduce the amount of waste created in the house (e.g., buying food in bulk, refusing junk mail/flyers, using reusable containers for storage, using natural cleaners? a) always 0 b) sometimes 10 c) rarely 20 d) never 30

15-Does your household compost? a) always 0 b) sometimes 10 c) rarely 15 d) never 20

16-Does your household recycle newspapers, cardboard/boxboard/pizza boxes, fine paper, aluminium cans, glass/plastic bottles and other materials? a) always 0 b) sometimes 10 c) rarely 15 d) never 20

17-How many garbage bags of waste do you set out for pick-up each week? a) 0 0 b) one, half-full 5 c) 1 10 d) 2 20 e) 2+ 30

What’s a Fair Earth share? Total your score by adding up the points from each question, and compare it to the following chart. Your Score Ecological Footprint in Hectares Less than 150 Less than – – * More than 750 More than 10.0 * The Canadian average.

Ecological Footprint Ranking Country Ecological Footprint (Hectares per person) United States 9.72 Canada 7.29 Singapore 6.48 Hong Kong 6.08 Ireland 5.67 France 5.27 Iceland 4.86 United Kingdom 4.46 Italy 4.05 Portugal 3.65 Malaysia 3.24 Costa Rica 2.84 Mexico 2.43 World Average 2.03 Egypt 1.62 India 1.22 Bangladesh 0.41

How many earth’s would be needed for everyone on earth to live like you? Your score in hecta