Names of the members of the collaboration team:
Team from Switzerland I: Dilara
Team from Switzerland II: acquaintance of mine who studies natural science
Team from Switzerland III: Family and survey friends
Our research question:
Main question: What would the world look like without humans?
Refined questions:
What influences do we humans have in the environment?
How has the world changed so far because of us (positive/negative)?
How would the first days/months/years look like without us humans?
What would happen to the animals?
What would happen to the houses and cars?
Is it possible that one day humanity really will become extinct?
Goal: The project should show many different aspects so that the work does not become too dull. The main goal is to show answers to the above questions. In addition, this work should draw the attention of many to the huge influence that we humans can actually have and how powerful nature can be.
Task 3
(1) Names of collaboration team members:
Team from Wetzikon: Mario Anderegg and Joel Zürni
Team from USA Texas: Marios colegate of america
Team from Switzerland: Family Friend from Joel's family
(2) Diverse, e.g. material needed, expert proposals, difficulties:
- Medias to find experts in the field of electro cars
(3) Expert's comment:
No expert in the project
(4) Goal/Result:
Me and mario thought about the vacation which partners can answer our questions best and with which we can best come to the conclusion of our main statement. We knew that cars have an impact on the environment. But we kept asking ourselves what impact the different types of cars really have on the environment. We found the comparison between electric cars and old timers very interesting. It is always said that old timers have a worse impact on the climate than the "normal cars." Through the experience with old timers of our partners we learn what exactly makes an old timer and also more about the functioning of the different types of gasoline. We also learn that electric cars are only environmentally friendly to a certain extent.
from Mario and Joel
Task 3 c-project
Team from Wetzikon: Sarina and Jasmin Schmid
Team from Ticino: triUnion (triathlon club)
How much money we can earn with our sport training?
How much calories we burn in 4 weeks of intensive training?
product: a short video, which explains our project in detail and helps to search for sponsors
product: a review of our project with our experiences
product: an own instagramm page
product: hopefully a lot of money, we can donate to "friends of the environment" ;-)
divise: camera, sponsors, motivation for the training ;-)
experts comment: triathlon club "triUnion"
goal: To help the environment with our donation. But also to help our health with the training.
result: donate a lot of money to "friends of environment"
shop judiciously, shop plasticfree
Names of collaboration team members:
Team from Wetzikon (Zurich): Leara & Jasmina
Team from Kerala (India):
Team from Borgo Valsugana (Italy):
Research Question:
- Is it possible to not use plastic for your shopping? (link to our post: )
- How much plastic does Indians, italians and Swiss people use for their shoppings?
- What alternatives are there?
Project description, methods/techniques, etc.
- Survey in India, Italy and Switzerland about
>Product: Evaluation
- Search allternatives, and how we can produce them.
>Product: produce some allternatives (one kid per family)
- All the families should collect their plastic waste over a certain period of time. Afterwards they should use our "shopping kid" over the same period of time.
> Comparison
Diverse, e.g. material needed, difficulties
- online plattform for surveys
- material (fabric, glasses, etc.)
- one difficulty could be, that we have to find some sponsors
- an other dfficulty could be the proper understanding
Goal/Result
We want to answer the following question: How much plastic is wastet for shoppings and how could we avert that?
and we want to show how much unnecesarry plastic we use for our purchases.