The document contains questions and responses about environmental science, community work, and chemicals. Specifically: 1. It asks what to expect in environmental science and responds that you will learn about earth processes, alternative energy, climate change, and pollution control. 2. It asks to list environmental disturbances and responds with a list including chemical safety, air pollution, climate change, diseases, access to healthcare, infrastructure, water quality, and global issues. 3. It asks about 21st century skills and lists critical thinking, communication, creativity, problem solving, collaboration, literacy, technology skills, digital literacy, media literacy, global awareness, self-direction, social skills, civic literacy, innovation skills, and thinking skills.

1. Q1 what do you expect in environmental science ?
Q2 Make a list of thing that disturb you in environment.
Q3 make a list of 21 century skills?
Q4 make a list of chemicals that are used contains these
preservatives and also writes the harmful effect of these
chemicals?
Q5 What is community work also types of community work
and what community work you do ?

2. Q1what do you expect in environmental science ?
When you study environmental science, you commit to
learning about subjects like the understanding of earth
processes, evaluating alternative energy sources, the
effects of climate change, and controlling pollution

3. Q2 Make a list of thing that disturb you in environment.
list of things that disturb environment
1 Chemical safety
2 Air pollution
3 Climate change and natural disasters
4 Diseases caused by microbes
5 Lack of access to health care
6 Infrastructure issues
7 Poor water quality
8 Global environmental issues.

4. 21st century skills refer to the knowledge, life skills, career skills, habits, and traits that are critically important to
student success in today’s world, particularly as students move on to college, the workforce, and adult life.
Critical thinking
Communication skills
Creativity
Problem solving
Perseverance
Collaboration
Information
literacy
Technology skills
Digital literacy
Media literacy
Global awareness
Self-direction
Social skills
Literacy skills
Civic literacy
Social responsibility
Innovation skills
Thinking skills
Q3 make a list of 21 century skills?

5. Q4 make a list of chemicals that are used contains these preservatives
and also writes the harmful effect of these chemicals?
Types of preservatives with examples What are common
chemical preservatives? Sorbic acid, sodium sorbate, sorbates:
cheese, wine, baked goods, and more. Benzoic acid, sodium
benzoate, benzoates: jams, salad dressing, juices, pickles,
carbonated drinks, soy sauce, and more. Sulfur dioxide, sulfites:
fruits, wines, and more. Nitrites, nitrates: meats.

6. Q5 What is community work also types of community
work and what community work you do ?
Planning a great community service project doesn’t have to be a ton of
work. There are plenty of ways you can improve your community with
groups big and small. Here are ten ways!
1. Collect Food
Contact your local food bank and they will provide you with the
necessary information and materials to have a food drive. For example,
the Food Bank of Delaware provides a food drive organization kit, most
wanted food list, and more. Encourage people to donate their favorite
food items. You can even offer prizes to individuals who donate the
most!

7. 2. Recycling Program
Starting a recycling program is a big task
a worthwhile one. Here’s a great guide to
you started. When you recycle, those items
can be turned into amazing things, like
the Green Guardian™ coat, made from
recycled PET plastic bottles.

8. 3. Community Garden
A community garden is a great way to bond with your
community and provide healthy food. You may be able to
identify a sponsor to help get your garden started.
Consider making a garden just for children, so they can
learn about the process of gardening. It is a great
educational opportunity.
4. Cleanup
A community cleanup will improve the look of your
neighborhood or park and inspire people to keep the
space looking great. Hosting a potluck after is a wonderful
way to celebrate this community achievement!

9. 5. Blood drive
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood.
By hosting a blood drive, you and your community can
make a real difference. The American Red
Cross provides planning assistance, recruitment tools,
equipment, supplies, and a trained staff to screen and
collect donations safely.
6. Neighborhood Watch Group
Starting or joining a neighborhood watch group is
easy. Once you recruit as many neighbors as possible
you can contact your local law enforcement agency to
schedule a meeting to get additional information.
Holding regular meetings and events is another way to

10. 7. Give New Coats to Kids in Need
Starting an Operation Warm coat program for your local low-
income school is a great way to serve your community. You select
the school, set your fundraising goal, and hand out the brand
new coats yourselves. This is a wonderful way to strengthen your
community ties while helping local children stay warm. Operation
Warm offers a Partner Portal, a one-stop website built just for
Operation Warm community partners. It gives you access to
everything you need to run a successful coat program.
If you're looking to volunteer for Operation Warm rather than
start your own program, we also offer individual volunteer
opportunities!

11. 8. Community Newsletter
Organizing a community newsletter is a fun way to get the word out
and get people involved in activities in your neighborhood and
community. Here is a great comprehensive guide to get you started.
9. Volunteer
Volunteering is a rewarding experience that brings people of all ages
together for a good cause. Get involved with a great organization like
Habitat for Humanity or Operation Warm.
10. Coach
Are you into sports? Do you spend most of your free time on the field
or watching your favorite team? Become a volunteer coach or
referee with a local youth team. Your town recreation department, Boys
and Girls Club or Y is probably looking for volunteers, and they should
be so lucky to have someone with your expertise!