old europe – new europe: opportunity or threat?. this is our team michaela lucie veronika
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Old Europe – New Europe: Opportunity
or Threat?
This is our team
Michaela Lucie Veronika
Daily commuting
What is the distance between school and home?
The most of asked students answerd that they commute to school from 5 to 15 km
It means that they mostly live in Brno or they have temporary address here
Graph number 10% 9%
61%
30%less than 2 km
from 2 km to 5 km
from 5 km to 15 km
15 km or more
To get to school, our typical trasport is:
As you can see most students go to school by public means of transport
Graph number 2
0%0%
87%
0%0%4%9%
by foot
by bicycle
by public transprt
by scooter/morotcycle
by carpool
by car
train
Why have you chosen this type of transport?
For 78.3% students there isn´t any other way of transport posible.
Walking is too slow.
Graph number 3
13%
78%
9% 0% to save time
to save money
no other option
because it iscomfortable, convenient
Energy
What method do you primarily use to heat your home?
A little over 50% families use gas heating and 30% use public central heating and the rest use other means
Graph number 4
4% 9%
52%0%4%0%
31% fuel
electricity
gas
petrol
solar energy
geothermic energy
other
To which temperature do you heat your bedroom
in winter?52.2% students heat their bedrooms to 20 - 22 degrees Celsius 39.1% like a warmer bedroom
Graph number 5
9%
52%
0%
39%less then 18°C
from 18°C to 20°C
from 20°C to 22°C
22°C or more
Do you turn your heating down from time to time(when you are
not in your bedroom)?
100% students turn down the temperature in the bedroom when they aren´t in.
Graph number 6
100%
0%0%
yes
no
impossible
If you answered yes, for what reasons:
34% of students turn down the temperature when they go to school and at various times during the day
Graph number 7
13%
35%35%
17% 0%0%at night
when I leave forweek-endwarious timesduring the dayduring vacation
when Igo to school
other
Do you regularly take a shower or bath :
Most students prefer shower to bath
Graph number 8
70%
30%
take showers
take baths
At the average, you shower for:
43.5% of students have a shower from 5 to 10 minutes
30.4% from 3 to 5 minutes
26.1% more than 10 minutes
Graph number 90%
44%
30%
26% less than 3 mins
between 5 to 10minsbetween 3 to 5 mins
10 mins or more
Do you let water run while brushing your teeth:
The most of students stop water, when they are brushing their teethGraph number 10
26%
26%
48%often
sometimes
never
Do you let the water run when you are taking a
shower?
Most sudents don´t stop water when they use the soap
Graph number 11
26%
26%
48% never
sometimes
often
Do you let the water run when doing the dishes?
Over 50% students wash up in running water
Graph number 12
35%52%
13%
never
sometimes
often
Do you let water run while washing fruits and
vegetables?
82.6% of students wash fruits and vegetables in running water
Graph number 13
4%13%
83%
never
sometimes
often
Do you use a double flush system?
60.9% of students can´t choose the amount of water in the toilet
39.1% can
Graph number 14
39%
61%
yes
no
Do you check for leaks in the toilet?
Most students check if the water in the toilet flows through
Graph number 15
22%
31%
47%never
sometimes
often
Have you got a garden?
Most students have a garden
Graph number 16
74%
26%
yes
no
If yes, do you have a water recovery system?
Most students retain rain water
Graph number 17
61%
39%yes
no
If yes, what do you use it for?
91 % of students use this water for watering plants
Graph number 18
91%
0% 9% 0%
watering (plants,garden)
toilet water
washing laundry
other
When the weather is extremely dry do you
water the garden?
Graph number 19
5%
32%
63%
never
sometimes
often
Most families with gardens water them when the weather is dry
Do you turn on the lights during the day?
69.6% of students sometimes use the electric light during the day
Graph number 20
22%
69%
9%
never
sometimes
often
Do you leave the lights on when you leave the room?
Most students sometimes let the light on, when they leave the room.
Graph number 21
39%
48%
13%never
sometimes
often
Do you leave your electronic devices plugged
in when not in use?
Nowadays it´s normal to leave electric appliances plugged in
Graph number 22
4%
35%
61%
never
sometimes
often
Your recycling habits
Do you use recycled paper?
69.6 % of students sometimes use recycled paper
Graph number 23
13%
70%
17%never
sometimes
often
Do you use both sides of a sheet of paper?
82.6 % of students often use both sides of paper
17.4 % sometimes
Graph number 24
0% 17%
83%
never
sometimes
often
Are you provided with recycling facilites, or special garbage cans
intended for recycling?
Most students haven´t got any special bin for recycling
Only 17.4 % have them
Graph number 25
17%
83%
yes
no
Which recycling products do you separate from the garbage?
The most often separated waste is plastic bottles and glass, after that cardboard, paper and wood, then metal
Graph number 26
25%
14%
9%10%
29%
10% 3% glass
cardboard
metal
paper
plastic bottels
wood
other
Do you separate electronics, lighthbulbs, medications
from the garbage?
Most families sometimes separate this type of waste
Graph number 27
40%
45%
15%never
smoetimes
often
If you live alone, do you have a compost?
Most students who have a house have a compost too.
Graph number 28
83%
17%
yes
no
What do you think?
Most students think that recycling is very important
Thank you very much
Veronika and Michaela