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The questions for L3M5 were last updated On Apr. 16, 2024
'Some food items, such as XXX, might get damaged by vibrations from a truck'.
Soft fruit: peaches, raspberries, strawberries, for example.
Approximately what percentage of costs, of running heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), is accounted for by fuel costs?
The correct answer is roughly one-third, or 33%.
This means that fuel costs are very important to road haulage firms, and alternative means of either transportation or power for trucks would be desirable, both to reduce costs and to aid the environ-ment.
Using your learning and your experience, what do you think the other main costs are of running a heavy goods vehicle fleet? I'll leave you to come up with some of the key areas yourself.
(L3M6)
UNFCCC negotiations led to which protocol in 1997, on the subject of climate change and the re-duction of emissions globally?
Kyoto, 1997.
Most recent global conference on this issue was in Glasgow, Scotland in 2022.
The other answers have no connection: 'The Fourth Protocol' is a novel by Frederick Forsyth.
Which organisation was established in 1992 as a forum for international action on climate change?
UNFCCC.
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
I guess, having re-visited this QUESTION NO : in 2022, originally written in 2020, the 'CC' at the end of the possible answers, reduces the risk of people selecting a wrong answer.
Doesn't work for 'MCC' though as that stands for 'Marylebone Cricket Club' which was founded in 1787, and is 'the guardian of the laws of cricket'. (Source: MCC)
Which of the following could reasonably be included in an annual Corporate Social Responsibility report? Select all that apply.
All of these responses can be seen as issues within the general sphere of corporate social responsibil-ity.
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