Climate tips

Everyone can help protect the climate as they go about their normal day to day life! myclimate will help you do this. On the following pages you will find a weekly climate tip. This will show you how you can progressively stop climate change by taking simple everyday measures.

• Week 20: What is the difference between the ring ouzel and the blackbird?
• Week 19: What connection is there between the figure 24,200,000 and the term climate protection?
• Week 18: What does the number 6 have to do with water consumption?
• Week 17: Which head helps you save water?
• Week 16: How can "Global Warming" become the new fitness program for young and old alike?
• Week 15: What do electric eels have in common with Egyptians?
• Week 14: What kind of fish can bark?
• Week 13: What does 18th century forestry have in common with your money?
• Week 12: What kind of danger is inherent in both a jet of water and a ray of sunshine?
• Week 11: What contains 2kg of wood without using any wood?
• Week 10: Which item requires 50 times more energy to produce than it yields?
• Week 9: Do you know your local beer?
• Week 8: What do both sparrows and elephants love?
• Week 7: What contains five kilograms of plant material yet weighs only one kilogram?
• Week 6: Oscar Wilde wrote: "People who burn their fingers know nothing about playing with fire". How, of all things, does a glow-worm know how to play with fire?
• Week 5: What is the difference between a swallow and a tourist?
• Week 4: How does “0.6 bar” relate to climate protection?
• Week 3: How much summer is in your tomato?
• Week 2: What weighs 332 kilograms, took 20,000 hours to make, is 16 kilometres long and has been the world record holder in its discipline since the age of 13?
• Week 1: What is the difference between a mallard and a window?