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Eco-Buzz Challenge! 🐝

Froggy Jumps

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A lightning-fast True or False game testing your knowledge on plastic waste, river pollution, and upcycling. High energy, total suspense, and zero boring questions!

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Eco-Buzz Challenge! 🐝
 

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Eco-Buzz Challenge! 🐝Online version

A lightning-fast True or False game testing your knowledge on plastic waste, river pollution, and upcycling. High energy, total suspense, and zero boring questions!

by fatin zulaikha
1

A standard PET plastic bottle takes around 450 years to completely decompose in nature

2

Over 80% of all marine debris found in our oceans actually originates from land-based sources, like rivers and drains

3

Every single type of plastic will float when thrown into a river

4

Scientists predict that by the year 2050, the total weight of plastic in the ocean will outweigh all the fish

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Microplastics are tiny plastic particles that are smaller than 5 millimeters in size

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Microplastics have only been found in the deep ocean and have never been detected inside human bodies

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On average, humans could be ingesting enough microplastics to equal the weight of one credit card every single week

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Globally, the recycling rate for plastic is highly successful, reaching over 80% every year

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Burning plastic waste openly in your backyard is a safe and eco-friendly way to get rid of it

10

Plastic bottle caps are completely useless and impossible to upcycle into anything high-value

11

Plastic grocery bags can be easily recycled through standard home recycling bins along with plastic bottles

12

The 'chasing arrows' triangle symbol on a plastic item automatically guarantees that the item is 100% recyclable everywhere.

13

Producing new, virgin plastic from crude oil actually uses less energy than recycling existing plastic waste

14

Sea turtles often ingest plastic bags in the ocean because the floating bags look exactly like jellyfish, their favorite prey

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Upcycling plastic means turning waste into something of higher value or quality, whereas downcycling turns it into something of lower quality

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