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Fifteen sustainable principles The fifteen statements below were devised by Greenpeace, who helped to design Sydney’s 2000 Olympics – they called them the world’s first ‘Green Olympics’. You can use these to judge whether any development is sustainable – just tick each of the boxes and see how well it matches up. It does this Well Slightly +2 +1 Positive criteria 1. It reduces energy consumption 2. It develops public (not private) transport 3. It uses chemical-free refrigeration & air conditioning 4. It uses low impact building materials 5. All timber used is from sustainable sources 6. It protects / expands wildlife habitats 7. It reduces air, water & soil pollution 8. It encourages water conservation 9. It makes indoor air quality better (with natural light & ventilation) 10.It reduces the use of natural resources 11.It avoids or minimises waste 12.It avoids GM Organisms 13.It increases quality of life, including for the poorest 14.It respects local culture & history 15.All decision-making is clear Unclear 0 It does this Less well Badly -1 -2 Negative criteria 1. It increases energy consumption 2. It develops private (not public) transport 3. It uses harmful refrigeration & air conditioning 4. It uses damaging building materials 5. All timber is from non-sustainable sources 6. It destroys wildlife habitats 7. It increases air, water & soil pollution 8. It uses scarce water resources 9. Indoor air quality is worse (with artificial light & ventilation) 10. It increases the use of natural resources 11. It increases waste production 12. It uses GM Organisms 13. It worsens quality of life, especially for the poorest 14. It destroys local culture & history 15. Decision-making is in secret Total Score (between +30 and -30) = _______