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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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https://docs.google.com/a/rchk.edu.hk/forms/d/1tl_tIsTLLzLaoAb9Z13aIVvLtkZqnsMsbmIq1Q6WFQE/edit

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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This Portland teen figures out how to convert salt water into clear drinkable water.... Have a look

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Portland teen discovers cost-effective way to turn salt water into drinkable fresh water

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PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) - A Portland teen is turning heads across the country all because of a science experiment that began in his high school classroom. Companies like Intel and universities like MIT are now invested in his findings. With certainty you'll want to remember his name.

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世界宣明會是一個基督教救援及發展機構，一直以兒童為中心，致力為貧困孩子、家庭及社區帶來轉機和希望。現時，宣明會的工作遍及全球近100個國家，援助不分宗教、種族和性別。

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The water footprint is the amount of water consumed by human activity as well as the assimilation capacity used (the ability of a body of water to cleanse itself).

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I never really knew that there was a 'world water day' but there is! Check it out....
https://www.google.com.hk/search?q=When+is+World+Water+Day+Celebrated%3F&oq=When+is+World+Water+Day+Celebrated%3F&gs_l=serp.3..0j0i22i30k1.1913.1913.0.2193.1.1.0.0.0.0.89.89.1.1.0....0...1.1.64.serp..0.1.88.zu4EZ5LU0Uw

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This experiment is about the water cycle. We used a bowl, a cup, hot water, plastic wrap and an ice cube to demonstrate precipitation.

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A compass which relates to being 'sustainable'

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Compass is a methodology for orienting people to sustainability. Compass helps you bring people together around a common understanding of sustainability, and a shared vision for getting there. It also helps you monitor progress along the way. First developed in 1997, the Sustainability Compass has been used by companies, communities, organizations, schools and universities around the world.

The Sustainability Compass is easy to understand. A regular compass helps us map the territory and find our direction. This Compass does the same thing for sustainability. It takes the English-language directions - North, East, South, West - and renames them, while keeping the same well-known first letters:

N is for Nature - All of our natural ecological systems and environmental concerns, from ecosystem health and nature conservation, to resource use and waste.

E is for Economy - The human systems that convert nature's resources into food, shelter, ideas, technologies, industries, services, money and jobs.

S is for Society - The institutions, organizations, cultures, norms, and social conditions that make up our collective life as human beings.

W is for Wellbeing - Our individual health, happiness, and quality of life.

Those four categories were developed by prominent sustainability theorists. The fact that these four words line up with the four directions of a compass was a happy coincidence, noticed in 1997 by Alan AtKisson while he was attending an international meeting on sustainability. He and his colleagues developed the Compass idea into a complete set of tools, and since then, the Sustainability Compass has been spreading around the world. Compass has been used in very many diverse situations, ranging from corporate board rooms to indigenous community programs.

People use the Sustainability Compass (and related tools developed by the AtKisson Group) to:

Explain sustainability in clear, simple language

Teach sustainability and sustainable development, in a whole-system way

Provide a unifying symbol for sustainability and sustainable development programs

Convene stakeholders and manage their involvement in sustainability initiatives

Develop sustainability indicators and reports for organizations, companies, cities, etc.

Perform sustainability assessments and gap analyses for corporations

The Sustainability Compass is copyrighted, but permission to use it (without charge) is nearly always granted to small non-profit and educational organizations. Commercial licenses are also available, for a paid fee, to companies and larger institutions who wish to adopt it as part of their sustainability or corporate responsibility program.

For more information, please see the examples on this website. You can also contact us at team@compasseducation.org.

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The Sustainability Compass: Nature, Economy, Society, Wellbeing

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Compass is a methodology for orienting people to sustainability. Compass helps you bring people together around a common understanding of sustainability, and a shared vision for getting there. It also helps you monitor progress along the way. First developed in 1997, the Sustainability Compass has been used by companies, communities, organizations, schools and universities around the world.