Greenwashing refers to deceptive marketing practices where a company exaggerates or falsely claims their products are environmentally friendly
Yes
No
Cards 2
Transparent communication and third-party certifications are effective ways for companies to demonstrate genuine commitment to sustainability and ocean conservation.
Yes
No
Cards 3
Bluewashing is a term used to describe companies' attempts to falsely present themselves as socially responsible towards ocean conservation
Yes
No
Cards 4
Climate models predict that global warming will lead to more frequent and intense hurricanes.
Yes
No
Cards 5
Human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation, contribute significantly to global warming.
Yes
No
Cards 6
In a circular economy, products are designed to have a short lifespan to encourage frequent purchasing.
Yes
No
Cards 7
The triple bottom line only focuses on financial performance.
Yes
No
Cards 8
The concept of the circular economy includes recycling, reusing, and refurbishing existing materials and products
Yes
No
Cards 9
The term "carbon footprint" refers to the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by an individual or organization.
Yes
No
Cards 10
The circular economy promotes designing products for easier disassembly and repair
Yes
No
Cards 11
The term "climate change denier" refers to someone who believes that global warming is not occurring.
Yes
No
Cards 12
The triple bottom line approach encourages businesses to consider their environmental impact
Yes
No
Cards 13
The triple bottom line refers to three key areas: profit, planet, and paper
Yes
No
Cards 14
Social responsibility is a key component of the triple bottom line
Yes
No
Cards 15
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and includes plants, animals, and microorganisms.
Yes
No
Cards 16
Turning off lights when leaving a room does not contribute significantly to energy savings.
