Less plastic.
More possibility.
The devices we build and the habits we bring to labs, hostels, and campus life are part of the same system. Learn what to change, put one idea into practice, and make your effort count.
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Tech has a material footprint.
Plastic is easy to overlook when it arrives around a new component, in a delivery box, or alongside a quick meal. Small changes in how we buy, sort, and reuse can keep that material in circulation.
From lab bench to living space
Electronic parts often arrive sealed in bags, foam, and layered packaging. Keep clean packaging sorted, check local recycling guidance, and ask labs or suppliers about reusable storage.
In hostels and study spaces, refill a bottle, choose reusables, and keep food-contaminated items out of recycling. Better sorting starts with knowing what your local system accepts.
The plastic-wise quiz
Ten questions, one at a time. Score at least 6 out of 10 to pass and unlock your certificate.
Before / after
Capture a personal waste-reduction effort: a tidied sorting station, a reusable setup, or a packaging-free choice. Images stay in this browser session.
After
02 / 02Earn your certificate.
Pass the quiz and add both photos to generate a personal certificate. Your images are only used as proof of progress; they are not included on the certificate.
Complete all three steps to unlock your certificate.
Certificate of
Achievement
For completing the plastic waste awareness challenge.