An ethical risk analysis (ERA) has four (4) steps that should be performed in sequence. Please indicate what the steps are (put them in the right order).

An ethical risk analysis (ERA) is a tool that can be used to identify situation where there is a risk of unethical decisions being made. In an ETA, the roles of the identified stakeholders are identified. Which roles are used in the ETA?

Match the following systems to their typical system structure:

Emissions from the building system are driven by (select most appropriate):

Which of the following statements are true (select all that apply)?

What is one of the primary benefits of a well-developed transport system?

Globally, waste management is dominated by:

Which of the following could help mitigate emissions from the transport system?

Which of the following would likely result in GHG emissions mitigation from the building sector in NZ?

The waste system is responsible for approximately what percent of global GHG emissions?