The document discusses regional and seasonal sustainable development. It defines regional as related to a large geographic area near one's home/country, while seasonal refers to products that grow during a certain season. Buying regional and seasonal products supports sustainable development by reducing transportation costs, pollution, and unnatural growing conditions compared to importing out-of-season or distant products. The document also discusses how eco-friendly tourism can support sustainability by reducing waste of natural resources like water, light, fuel, and materials through conservation and recycling.

1. Julie Mensen
Laura Braconnier
Gloesener Anne
Nora Heirens

2.  Definition « regional »
 Definition « seasonal »
 In what context are they related to sustainable
developpement?
 What can we do?

3.  Related to a large geographic region
  Example: Luxembourg  Europe
Argentina  south America
China  Asia
Example against: Luxembourg ≠ China
 Something that is
near to our
home/country.
Luxembourg
Germany

4.  Relatedto a season : Products are growing in
a certain season of the year.
Example: * strawberrys in summer
* apples in autumn
* etc

5.  Buying products even if it’s not the season
 doping: products are produced with chemical
substances, or under wrong/unnaturally conditions
(ex: strawberry’s aren’t raised in the right sunlight)
 Buying products from places far away
 transport: a lot of Kerosene, decomposition of
ozone layer
 doping: companys use damaged stoffeling
 that their products come over during
the transport
 against moths
…

6.  Production:
 in China  production costs ↘
incoming of
employees↓
childlabour
transport by
train or by boat

7.  seasonal products : buying products in the
season in which they grow.
  regional products: buying products that
are produced in our region.

8. Green electrictiy
« green » cars
No petrol/ Kerosene
No chemical products
Not over-fishing
No plastic
More recycling

9. By Julie Mensen, Laura
Braconnier, Gloesener Anne, Heirens
Nora

10.  Definition
« ecofriendly tourisme »
 How should be ecofriendly tourisme?
 How shouldn’t be ecofriendly tourisme?

11.  Ecofriendlytourisme: tourisme ( hotels,
villages) which reduce the waste of naturally
resouces as much as possible.

12.  Reduce squandering:
water
light
petrol
wood
electricity
recylcing dirt

13.  Using too much natural resources.
 In a nature reserve