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TG 8/3/2004 1:38 PM Page 84. How Big is My Ecological Footprint? Measuring their dependence on nature on a typical day can give students a new understanding of the connection between personal lifestyle choices and the health of the planet by Tim Turner Subject areas: mathematics, science, social studies Key concepts: ecological footprint, lifestyle, sustainability Skills: lifestyle analysis, critical thinking Location: indoors Time: 1 hour Materials: chart paper, colored markers (blue, green, brown, and black), copy of Personal Eco-Footprint Calculator for each student Tim Turner ach of us consumes some E of the Earth 's products and services every day. How much we take depends on the ways Students calculating their ecological footprints at the Sea to Sky Outdoor School in British Columbia.
future. The connection between these lifestyle considera-tions and their future ecological footprints is an important learning outcome of using the Footprint Calculator. Three Facts and One Inescapable Conclusion! Fact #1:Of the 51 billion hectares of the Earth’s surface, only 12 billion hectares are biologically productive and
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