LESSON chestnut 1: STEWARDSHIP

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The world you know today has undergone significant changes since the time of your parents and grandparents-from crystal-clear rivers and dense forests to modern environmental pressures.

Environmental Shift

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Trash is everywhere-in bins, creeks, canals rivers, and along roads. In a consumeristic society, rapid consumption outpaces nature's capacity to recover.

The Toll of Consumerism

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Long-term weather and temperature shifts caused by greenhouse gas emissions, trapping heat, driving global warming and extreme weather.

Climate Change

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Contamination of indoor and outdoor environments by chemical, physical, or biological agents harming human health, plants, and buildings.

Air Pollution

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Decline of biological diversity and natural ecosystems driven by human land use, overfishing habitat destruction, and deforestation.

Biodiversity Loss

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What is the Triple Planetary Crisis

Climate Change, Air Pollution, Biodiversity Loss

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Involves the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, as well as other resources.

The Economic Process

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Defined as a set of arrangements by which a society produces, distributes, and consumes goods and services.

The Economy

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It is the propensity to consume and to keep consuming.

Consumerism

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They tend to accumulate more possessions, defining their identity through what they own.

Consumeristic

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As _________, our participation in the economic process is to buy and consume products.

Consumers

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What is the PROCESS?

Extraction, Production, Distribution, Consumption, Disposal

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On ________, the UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to declare the right to a healthy environment as a universal human right.

July 28, 2022

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During the 2022 Philippine Environment Science Summit, Socioeconomic Planning Secretary __________ emphasized the vital need for proactive environmental policies.

Karl Kendrick Chua

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It is the Freedom from hazardous emissions.

Clean Air

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it is the Protection against global heating

Safe Climate

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It is the access to clean drinking water.

Safe Water

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It is the healthy and ethical sources

Sustainable Food

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It is the Safe Living/Working Environments

Nontoxic Spaces

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Is it the Thriving Animal/Plant Life.

Healthy Biodiversity

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was born in Massachusetts in 1774. John lost his mother, Elizabeth, when he was still very young. When he grew up, he decided that his personal mission in life was to plant fruit seeds in the underdeveloped parts of the country.

John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed)

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When did John Chapman died?

1845 at 72

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refers to our moral duty to protect and nurture Earth's resources rather than overconsume. We are temporary custodians tasked with ensuring a sustainable future.

Stewardship

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refer to food, clothing, and shelter.

Products

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refers to buying goods and services.

Consumption

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Means choosing products with the least negative impact on the planet, considering how products are made and prioritizing future generations.

Sustainable Consumption

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Means creating goods and services using processes that are nonpolluting, safe, and helpful for consumers and workers.

Sustainable Production

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As consumers, we have a role to play by making more informed choices when buying products.

Reducing Personal Consumption

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is the sum total of all carbon dioxide that we produce individually through our different different activities in a particular given time. Every appliance we turn on and every resource we burn adds greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

Carbon Footprint

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An advocacy campaign that aims to guide people in changing lifestyles and practices toward sustainable systems. It ensures that wastes become valuable resources for other uses rather than ending up in landfills.

Zero Waste

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Food waste rotting in landfills produces methane, a powerful greenhouse gas. By planning meals and reducing waste, we significantly lower resource consumption and support resource recovery facilities.

Mitigating Climate Change

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Food waste rotting in landfills produces ______, a powerful greenhouse gas.

Methane

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Who is the Four Eco Warriors of Puerto Princesa, Palawan

Lydia Casiano, Angelica Dela Peña, Noralyn Oplas, Edely Masteryo

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He is a 63-year-old man from Leyte, made the inspiring decision to plant 10,000 mangroves in his village.

Gary Dabasol