Sustainability and Equality/Diversity Flashcards
What are the three contributing pillars of sustainability to Horticulture
Economic, Social, Environmental
What are the six r’s of sustainability
Recycle, rethink, refuse, reduce, reuse, repair
Two positive impacts that horticulture can have on climate change
- carbon sequestration
- plantings contributing to the water cycle
Examples of negative impacts that horticulture can have on climate change. These could include greenhouse gas emissions from:
- transportation
- heating of structures
- packaging of produce
- fertiliser production
- extraction of peat
- manufacture of products
What are the differences between carbon sequestration, climate resilience and climate mitigation.
removing CO₂ from the atmosphere (carbon sequestration),
adapting to climate impacts
(climate resilience),
reducing future GHG emissions
(climate mitigation).
Definition of Best Practice in Horticulture
Professional, current, effective and sustainable
The Equality Act 2010
Unlawful to discriminate
The Human Rights Act 1988
Right to Life, privacy, personal liberty etc.