1 Where does a typical t-shirt begin its life? 2 What separates the fluffy bolls from the cotton seeds? 3 How much water is needed to produce the average t-shirt? 4 What is the environmental impact of cotton production? 5 What percentage of cotton produced worldwide is organic? 6 Where are the yarns sent after being twisted into slivers? 7 What chemicals are used to bleach and dye the fabric? 8 What is the role of human labor in the t-shirt production process? 9 How does apparel production contribute to global carbon emissions? 10 What are some actions individuals can take to reduce the environmental impact of clothing consumption?

Topic* - Atmosphere & Climate change1) What is the greenhouse gas effect and which are the greenhouse gases?2) Is global warming man-made?3) What are the likely consequences of global warming?4) What other climate changes are taking place?- 100 words per answer

Which revised research question best responds to the information found in the source?Original research question: How does the fashion industry affect the environment?Findings in source: There is a downside to that crisp new cotton shirt: the almost 800 gallons of water it took to make it, not to mention the toxic waste the process released into the environment.A.What are the most popular styles of clothing for this fall?B.What are the most common causes of water shortages in the world?C.Should the fashion industry limit its use of cotton production?D.How are clothing companies responding to the decline in sales of jeans?

List 3 ways you can reduce the environmental impacts of the clothes you own.

1. What are the direct and indirect effects of solid waste generated by the industries? 2. What are precautions are to be taken in disposal of solid waste? 3. Explain the sources of solid waste and add a note on its classification. 4. Discuss the principal of 3-R (4-R) concept for solid waste management. 5. How is dry cake from industrial effluent separated and disposed? 6. What precautions are to be taken while handling the Bio – medical waste? 7. Give an account on management of Bio-medical waste. 8. How the non - decomposable solid waste is managed? 9. What are the direct and indirect effects of solid waste generated? 10. Give the importance of management of solid waste. 11. What is dry cake in ETP process? How is it disposed? 12. How is the Bio-medical waste classified? 13. Discuss the objectives of solid waste management. What steps are to be taken to reduce solid waste problems? 14. Write short note on – “Managing Bio – Medical Waste”. 15. Discuss the classification of solid waste.16. How the non - decomposable solid waste is managed? 17. Discuss the requirement of management of Bio-medical waste. 18. What are the sources of solid waste? How are the classified? 19. Explain the sources of solid waste and add a note on its classification. 20. How is dry cake from industrial effluent separated and disposed? 21. What precautions are to be taken while handling the Bio – medical waste? 22. Give an account on management of Bio-medical waste. 23. How the non - decomposable solid waste is managed? 24. How does the solid waste, generated in residential area, affect the civil life? 25. Discuss the 3-R concept of solid waste management. 26. Give the effect of solid waste on the environment. 27. Explain the method of disposal of Bio - medical waste. 28. Why separation of dry and wet solid waste is required? How are they treated?

Identify the main causes of climate change, how it impacts the environment and itsconsequences for the poor• Understand the difference between climate and weather• Complete the cloze activity on effects of climate change in Nepal• Suggest reasons why some countries produce more carbon emissions than other countries• Complete the mind map showing how climate change impacts the poor.