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Originally Posted by Harlequin
The PBL is only worth 10% right? So you'll lose about 5% off your final mark. That really isn't too much if you're doing well on everything else.
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Hey!
Well, our problem was biodiversity loss which is obviously a broad subject. We narrowed it down as follows:
biodiversity loss > biodiversity loss in oceans> loss because of waste> loss because of plastic waste> plastic waste from excessive use of water bottles
The reason we narrowed it down so much was because our TA told us to be dead specific.
-Our proposal is to give the population an incentive when they choose to use the green way.
-With proper funding from major companies and corporations, consumers will be receiving incentives for the products that they purchase and as a result these companies will benefit and make a profit with their sales.
-For example, the iTunes franchise could create a partnership with SIGG, an eco-friendly water bottle manufacturer, and create an iTunes water bottle, designed with a personal barcode on it.
-In the past few decades, technology has had incredible breakthroughs which would allow the barcodes on these water bottles to work along with a personal online account.
-For every water fountain that would be set up by the government, will come equipped with a scanner that will read the barcode on each user’s water bottle and transfer the code through a wireless database.
-The database will keep track of these points for the people who will fill their bottles.
-Referring back to our iTunes example, someone can buy an iTunes bottle from their website, with proceeds going to iTunes, and use their bottle at these water fountains, while collecting points in their accounts.The points earned can be used towards purchasing items, or songs from iTunes - benefiting the consumer and the company itself.