1) What is meant by the term “linear economy”? How is it described in the text? 2) According to the text, what are some consequences of mass and conspicuous consumption? 3) What is the “circular economy”? How does it differ from the current economic model? 4) In paragraph C, what is meant by “doing more with what we already have”? 5) Why is the concept of car-sharing mentioned in paragraph D? What is its intended benefit? 6) How could a circular economy help reduce the use of materials, according to paragraph D? 7) What is the “rebound effect” mentioned in paragraph E, and why is it a concern? 8) What are some obstacles to implementing a circular economy, based on the text? 9) Do you think your country follows a linear or circular economy model? Give examples. 10) What are some things you or your family throw away that could be reused or recycled? 11) Would you be willing to share or rent things like cars, tools, or clothes instead of owning them? Why or why not? 12) How can governments or schools help promote more sustainable lifestyles? 13) Do you believe individuals can make a significant impact on the environment, or is change only possible at a national/international level?

Re-thinking an extravagant world

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