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Series
Effet Domino
13 episodes
NEW SEASON OCTOBER 7TH - You love the environment and want to take care of it, but don't know where to start? Your small gesture for nature can turn into a big impact for the planet!
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E1
: Le bac de recyclage
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15 min
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There's tons of garbage and landfills all over the planet! It's a really big problem. Luckily, Nisrine from Ottawa has started her domino effect.
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E2
: Le gaspillage de l'électricité
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15 min
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The more electricity we use, the more we have to produce. Except that producing electricity pollutes our planet. It's a really big problem!
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E3
: Les animaux en danger
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15 min
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There are 6,000 species of animals in the world that are endangered! All the plastic waste lying around your home and in the water is partly to blame. It's a really big problem! Luckily, young Matias from Scarborough has started his domino effect.
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E4
: La seconde vie des vêtements
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10 million tons of clothing end up in North American landfills every year! That's a really big problem! Fortunately, young Maëlle from Limoges has started her domino effect by inspiring her family and friends to give new life to their old clothes.
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E5
: On adore les abeilles!
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15 min
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In Canada, there are fewer and fewer bees! Except that the fewer bees there are, the fewer fruits and vegetables there are! It's a really big problem! Fortunately, young Aurore from Timmins has started her domino effect.
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E6
: Moins d'emballage à l'épicerie
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15 min
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In Canada, plastic fruit and vegetable packaging generates 79,000 tonnes of waste annually! That's a really big problem! Luckily, young Sudbury girl Éloïse has started her domino effect by inspiring her family and friends to use less packaging.
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E7
: Le gaspillage du papier
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15 min
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Canadians throw away 6 million tonnes of paper every year! That's a big, bad problem. Thank goodness Toronto's Marla has started her domino effect!
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E8
: Le gaspillage de l'eau
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15 min
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Canada is the world's biggest waster of drinking water! It's a wicked big problem. Good thing young Daouda from Petawawa started his domino effect!
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E9
: Des emballages cadeaux écolos
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15 min
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People throw away over 540,000 tonnes of wrapping paper every year in Canada! That's a big, bad problem. Thank goodness Ottawa's Rilla and Elliott have started their domino effect!
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E10
: Des cadeaux écoresponsables
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15 min
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There are lots of new gifts in our landfills! It's a big, bad problem. Good thing young Sam from Guelph started his domino effect!
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E11
: Le mystérieux bac vert
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15 min
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There are a lot of people in Canada who throw their organic waste in the garbage and not in the mysterious green bin! It's a big, nasty problem! Luckily, young Éliana from Lefaivre has started her domino effect!
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E12
: La diminution de l'eau potable
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15 min
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There are more and more people on the planet, but less and less drinking water! It's a wicked big problem! Luckily, young Annabel from Toronto has started her domino effect!
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E13
: Le gaspillage alimentaire
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15 min
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Canada is one of the countries that wastes the most food in the world! It's a big, bad problem! Fortunately, Ottawa's Eliana has started her domino effect.
Levels:
Elementary
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
Subjects:
Science and technology
Skills:
Self-Directed Learning
Global Citizenship and Sustainability
Creativity
Innovation
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
Themes:
Environment and Sustainable Development
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