Too green to be true? — Environmental Engineer · Pretender
A fictional drinks brand, AquaPura, sent an ad to your city's green-label panel. Flag the claims that are misleading. Only true, specific green claims may stay.
Spot the issues · ~3 min
Your role
You're the environmental scientist (in this game).
Your goal
Only true, specific green claims may stay.
What you know
- Company data: bottles are 30% recycled plastic; the factory uses 100% renewable electricity (certified); 'carbon neutral' relies only on buying cheap offsets.
Limits
- Don't flag true, specific claims.
Success looks like
- Vague words — You caught empty green words.
- False claims — You matched claims to data.
- Fair — True claims kept.
Skills you used
- Vigilance — Noticing warning signs early.
- Fairness — Applying rules the same way for everyone.
In real life
Environmental scientists and regulators check green claims against data. The EU is tightening rules against 'greenwashing' so labels must be specific and proven.
Environmental Engineer
Keep water, air and energy clean for everyone.
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