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Which carmaker admitted cheating diesel emissions tests in 2015?
Answer: Volkswagen
Why: Its software spotted lab tests and switched on full emission controls only then, so on the road the cars emitted up to 40 times the allowed pollution.
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Which reusable bag must be used most to beat a thin plastic bag?
Answer: Cotton
Why: In a 2018 Danish study, organic cotton did even worse than regular cotton, because organic fields yield less fibre.
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What share of Bhutan must stay forested under its constitution?
Answer: 60%
Why: Bhutan's forests soak up more carbon dioxide than the whole country emits, making it carbon negative.
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What are most paper coffee cups lined with?
Answer: Plastic
Why: The plastic film is bonded so tightly to the paper that only a few specialist plants can recycle the cups.
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What share of all plastic waste ever made was recycled by 2015?
Answer: About 9%
Why: About 12% was burned instead, while 79% piled up in landfills or the natural environment.
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Where was the world's first eco-label created?
Answer: Germany
Why: Its Blue Angel label began in 1978 with six product groups, including CFC-free spray cans and returnable bottles.