Question

classify each action depending on whether it will meet or fail to meet the goals of the organization.
a group of students form a healthy earth club at their school. their goal is to limit their school’s impact on human - led climate change. they brainstormed a list of actions they can take to meet this goal.
recycle used paper instead of throwing it in the trash.
propose that the school cuts down trees to make an outdoor playground.
post reminders to teachers to turn off lights when leaving classrooms.
buy disposable plates and utensils for the cafeteria instead of reusable ones.
encourage parents to walk their kids to school instead of driving them.
start a compost bin for food waste in the cafeteria.
meets goals does not meet goals

Explanation:

• Recycling used paper reduces waste and conserves resources, which helps limit the school's impact on climate change.
• Turning off lights when leaving classrooms saves energy, reducing the school's carbon footprint.
• Composting food waste reduces methane emissions from landfills and enriches soil.
• Walking to school instead of driving reduces greenhouse gas emissions from transportation.
• Cutting down trees for an outdoor playground would remove carbon - absorbing trees and disrupt the ecosystem.
• Using disposable plates and utensils instead of reusable ones increases waste and resource consumption.

Answer:

Meets Goals	Does Not Meet Goals