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A diver finds bustling marine life in Fujairah, estimating the number of fish having quadrupled since his last dive 2 months ago, before Covid19. There was no rubbish and plastic to be seen. Rubbish that is usually contributed by consumption, especially food consumption.

Overconsumption of food has a destructive impact on the environment

Dr Jane Goodall said that every single one of us has an impact on our planet, every single day, through the choices that we make. Do we think about these choices? Not everyone has the freedom to make choices, but for those of us who do, can we change the world with our wallet? We spend more that 50% of our daily expense on just food. How do we make smart choices and how does what we eat impact the environment? Our consumption choices affect the planet, and we can change the world with our choices.

1. An inquiry into how most of the world's environmental issues can be linked to overconsumption / consumerism; such as marine pollution

2. An inquiry into what changed consumption over the centuries? How were things different last time? Is globalization a driving factor in changing what people eat?

3. An inquiry into how changing diet, with a growing emphasis on meat, impacts the environment and society.

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A diver finds bustling marine life in Fujairah, estimating the number of fish having quadrupled since his last dive 2 months ago, before Covid19. There was no rubbish and plastic to be seen. Rubbish that is usually contributed by consumption, especially food consumption.

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global warming is a global problem it is increase in temputare in heet people may say it is better for solar energy but us and other animals cant adapt to it that quickly.

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Have you ever imagined how people started off with nothing and got to now with all of this technology? Well let us take an adventure through time. I will be looking at the latest technologies that are likely to play a part of our future. In addition to looking at technology through time, I will also be drawing and painting a timeline of the evolution of technology culminating with algae, "the next scientific breakthrough," which my partner Anvith will bediscussing. If you want to find out about how technology has changed our lives through time, and how it might influence our lives in the future, read the information below.

There were two major pieces of technology that shaped the Stone Age (8700 BCE-2000 BCE). The first was the use of stone for basic tools, e.g. a small dagger with no handle. Then humans slowly started binding these tools with sticks to allow them to be held and used easier. The humans in the Stone Age started making fires with flint and firewood to help stay warm and for light. This evolution created a new social structure as people started to come together creating spoken history and allowing people to plan.

Then people used these daggers and mining tools and started smelting them with fires leading them onto the next Age.

In the Bronze Age (2100BCE-650BCE), people started mining copper and started making bronze tools, and as techniques of mining improved, people utilized stronger metals and that led to the next Age. The Iron Age (500BCE-332BCE), where people used iron as an improvement to bronze and this went on for years until the Industrial Age.

The Industrial Revolution (1760-1840) is when technology spiked. The invention of the steam engine took the invention of fire and used it, combined with metals and coal to create a new way for work to be done and for transportation with trains and steam engine boats being utilized. Linking back to fire, light was now provided by electricity and gas rather than open fire like before. From a social perspective being able to travel by train meant an improvement in communications as people were able to travel at speed across longerdistances. The use of these technologies allowed us to start being able to create things like engines leading to the creation of cars. The Industrial Revolution transformed largely rural places in America and Europe into industrialized, urban ones. (Side fact: This was also when the use of child labour was at an all time high).

In recent years the Information Age (1970-2020(now)),

scientists have taken a huge leap forward, going from the invention of computers through to areas like A.I.(Artificial Intelligence) and Robotics. We have also been finding ways to advance existing technology (e.g. the creation of mobile phones), having small things use more power with less chance of overheating (e.g.powerful batteries), making technology lighter (e.g. lighter cars) and enabling faster processing than ever before. Some cars, such as Elon Musk's TESLA, can even drive by themselves and stay in lanes at speed limit (it can only do this for roads the car has already driven on).

Continuing the focus on tools and social structure. The stone dagger of the Stone Age has advanced to where we now have precision lasers being used by robots from car manufacturing to micro surgery. Communication has changed from needing to be face to face or by written letters to social media across different devices. The use of VR (Virtual Reality) and AR (Augmented Reality) is also changing the way that we interact with each other and how we game. We also have watches that can monitor heart rate, calories and even sleep!!!

Even though we have smart watches that can measure your heart rate and calories, some people do not follow this and become lazy, spending increased time on electronics and on their phones.

Now I will talk about the negative things. As automation continues it may mean that we do not need as many people to work, causing social and economic problems. People might become lazy as robots help them with their jobs. Finally, technology is also very addictive which may lead to a significant reduction in time spent in contact with 'real' people. Is it not amazing how much we have advanced from nothing, into a world that is getting more advanced by the day, with large numbers of people focusing their efforts on developing and evolving technology? I hope progress in technology helps social and economic growth and I hope you enjoyed this informative and balanced essay about technology's evolution throughout time.

My citations

History.com

Britannica|history of Europe|The Iron Age

Britannica|Bronze Age

Stone Age-Ancient History Encyclopedia

Beyond the Information Age| WIRED

My topic (Ancient technology and how it evolved through time) connects to SDG 9 (Industry,inovation and infrastructureure because technology was made by innovativers that wanted to make daily life easier for everyone. Industry because we had to use different materials to create and figure out how to use technology. And infrastructure because the people who created technology industries and companies needed a place to put the machines that help them with creating the technology. This is how my topic connects with SDG 9.

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Have you ever imagined how people started off with nothing and got to now with all of this technology? Well let us take an adventure through time. I will be looking at the latest technologies that are likely to play a part of our future.

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Welcome to my Exhibition, today I am going to talk to you about my exhibition. My topic is Third world diets, and I chose this topic because I find it unfair how lots of people around the world have all of the food that they want, but then there are millions of people around the world that are homeless and do not have enough food to survive. I felt really bad for them so, I decided to research about this topic.

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Welcome to my Exhibition, today I am going to talk to you about my exhibition. My topic is Third world diets, and I chose this topic because I find it unfair how lots of people around the world have all of the food that they want, but then there are millions of people around the world that are homeless and do not have enough food to survive.

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PRESENTATION - Protecting animals from product testing and cruelty exhibition 2020

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An inquiry into orientation in place and time; personal history; homes and journeys; the discoveries, explorations And migrations of humankind; the relationships between and the interconnected of individuals and civilization, from local and global perspectives.

I picked an inquiry into orientation in place and time because we had education in the past and we have education now. More people around the world are going to school now because there are public Schools.

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An inquiry into orientation in place and time; personal history; homes and journeys; the discoveries, explorations And migrations of humankind; the relationships between and the interconnected of individuals and civilization, from local and global perspectives. I picked an inquiry into orientation in place and time because we had education in the past and we have education now.

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Dubai is a very wealthy and unique place that is aiming to be the number 1 place for tourists. One way to draw attention to the country is the animals and for the animals to attract attention they need to be trained. It's hard to train animals and even feed them. They sometimes even get tranquilized or whipped just to be trained and it gets worse. They take animals from all over the world and just throw these poor animals in the blazing sun of a zoo and then put them in the wrong habitat because sure it looks like their habitat but instead they're in some plastic, fake rainforest. This is one example of how us humans are so cruel to animals because guess what if they don't get enough water the sun is naturally just going to kill the animals that can't stand the heat. The worst part is that we don't even feel a bit ashamed for taking so many lives.

And You know what is sad is that some animals just spend their lives in a ranch, farm or even in an aquarium waiting until the day that they get slaughtered by someone. Then their corpses go to companies to get it cleaned, then get packaged and off to the supermarket where everyone just buys a dead animal, cooks it and then eats it all just for pleasure. The more people do this the lower the population of animals there are. In a way it can kind of relate to hunting and to poaching because poachers tranquilise an animal. After that a sack ships it somewhere, sells it, then gets money for your own satisfaction to sell a life.

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Problems causing animal extinction - Leonardo's PYP Virtual Exhibition 2020

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Dubai is a very wealthy and unique place that is aiming to be the number 1 place for tourists. One way to draw attention to the country is the animals and for the animals to attract attention they need to be trained. It's hard to train animals and even feed them.

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3D printing organs, also known as bioprinting, fabricates artificial organs and human anatomy. The 3D printed organs even mimic real organs and bleed when they are cut; they also create realistic simulations that are used for training.

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The study of algae is a fascinating subject that has the potential to transform many different industries like food, energy, Bio-Fuel, and more. This naturally occurring organism, which is found in many places, both on land and water, is informally called algae.