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Sustaina ity means ing the of the without comprom the a ity of fu generations to their own.

“Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”

Sustainable Shopping Learning Objectives To be able to apply the term sustainability To be bale to understand the concepts of sustainability To be able to highlight sustainable and unsustainable characteristics

Write down the last 10 things you have bought Where did you buy them from? Where did the products come from? What was the packaging like? stm?bw=bb&mp=wm&news=1 Write each of the items on a piece of card

It’s not just about packaging…

Is it better to buy Fairtrade sugar from abroad, or sugar produced in the UK? Should we all only buy fruit and vegetables which are in season, and grown in the UK? Are supermarkets part of ‘modern life’ or are there more ‘ethical’ ways to shop? Is it better to buy flowers grown in Holland or Kenya? What should we do about packaging – what is the solution?