What is circular economy?
- Based on the principle of designin out of waste and pollution
- Keeping products and materials in useMore...
In the following link you'll find a small presentation about products & consumption, enjoy.
Products and Consumption.pdf (15.22 mb)
Mining and the enviroment
in progress
They can be found in cars, houses and cell phones - metallic raw More...
In the following audio file, you can get more information about our project idea:
Here you can find the link to our other post about this topic:
https://2021.the-horse.education/post/digital-health-project-idea
Kamanya & Karishma
With the following audio we want to inform you about the circumstances Of oxygen.
To our audio Oxygen.m4a (282.78 kb)
Ana, Tonia & Chiara
This is the Elevator Pitch from Claudio & Rico about electric batteries. We are interested how they work, how they are built and how they will be recycled.
Electric_Batteries.m4a (1,71 mb)
The car industry is increasingly turning to electric vehicles. But do we have enough energy to meet this d
emand? It doesn't make much sense to try to reduce the CO2 balance by building electric vehicles, but the necessary energy is not available.
In order to get the energy we need, we could include many sustainable sources. Like for example: Wind turbines, hydroelectric power and solar panels.
do we have enough energy.m4a (429,83 kb)
My contacts in Siem Reap Cambodia are currently busy with the Covid pandemic. They are taking care of school children whilst the schools are closed. They do not have the capacity to be part of a collaboration with us right now.
Meat from species-appropriate husbandry is significantly more expensive than at discounters. The advantages to have meat from species-appropriate husbandry are that the animals are healthier, need less medicine and feel well. This also has a positive effect on the meat quality.
It is important to support the farms, which hold the animals species-appropriate. Meat from poor animal husbandry should not be supported.
Our idea is that meat is only sold directly from farms and that no more meat is imported from abroad. We will ask people where they get their meat from and what they pay attention to.
Joelle Sommer & Julia Anderegg
I have a few colleagues and contacts from Ontario Canada that I could ask if they would like to participate in or help with a cooperation project. At the moment, due to the current situation with the coronavirus, they have a lot of collage and university courses to catch up on, so a time consuming collaboration would be a bit difficult. But they said that I could always ask them if I wanted their opinion on a certain topic or if they should/could participate in a survey.
