Proposed Prototype
Graphic C.1
Graphic C.2
turned on 0 - 4 hours per day
turned on 0 - 4 hours per day
plugged in 0 - 4 hours per day
plugged in 0 - 4 hours per day
plugged in 0 - 4 hours per day
turned on 0 - 4 hours per night
lights off 12+ hours per day
Lamps on 0 - 4 hours per day
turned on 0 - 4 hours per day
plugged in 0 - 4 hours per day
left on 6 - 8 hours per night
left on 0 - 4 hours per day
Polar bears enjoying their habitat if we are conscious of our actions.
Everyday appliances represent objects that visitors can unplug or turn off when not in use to help emit fewer green house gases, thus helping slow the melting of the polar caps (WAZA 2011).
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turned on 4 - 12 hours per day
turned on 4 - 12 hours per day
plugged in 4 - 12 hours per day
plugged in most of the day.
plugged in 4 - 12 hours per day
turned on 4 - 12 hours per night
lights off 8 - 12 hour a day
lamps on 4 - 12 hours per day
turned on 4 - 8 hours per day
plugged in 4 - 12 hours per day
left on 8 - 12 hours per night
left on 4 - 8 hours per day
Nervous polar bears in a melting habitat if we are mildly conscious of our actions.
Application of everyday appliance to each of the 12 boxesAir conditioner Multi-outlet Computer
Heater Christmas lights Video games
Printer Light Switches Porch Lights
Microwave Lamps Television