Bri and I both have 1 sibling therefore we both have 2 kids in our families. Compared to the highest fertility rate which is 7 children per women in the country Niger we have a small number of kids. #apespop; APES Project Lorax

Jaclyn and I like to carpool together often, especially to get starbucks!! By carpooling, we reduce our ecological footprint. APES Project Lorax #apespop

My mother and father had two children, which is close to the replacement level fertility of 2.1 for developed countries. The majority of children grow into adults in more developed countries, which is why this number is close to 2. APES Project Lorax #apespop

In an effort to reduce our ecological footprint, my family is very conscious about turning off the lights when they’re not needed. This helps reduce the amount of electricity we use! APES Project Lorax #apespopulation

i come from a large family of four children, requiring more resources than the average family to accommodate everyone’s needs, contributing to the issues of overpopulation faced globally. #apespop APES Project Lorax

Thanks to tectonic plates boston and I were able to enjoy snowboarding in colorado! ⁦Boston Halloran⁩ ⁦APES Project Lorax⁩ #apesland

Due to ingredients like fertilizer and peat moss in my plants soil, they are healthy and continue to grow! They are staying nutritious APES Project Lorax #apesland

The Franklin area is an example of low-density housing because suburban areas have more land between houses. This takes up land that could have been preserved as habitat for wildlife and is why high-density housing is better for the environment. APES Project Lorax #apesland

My family uses fertilizer in some of our plants! Fertilizer replenishes plants with the proper essential nutrients and minerals such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium! 🪴 #Apesland APES Project Lorax

Our house uses a lot of natural lighting so that we don’t need to use as much power during the day to have light. This saves us money and decreases polluted CO2 used to burn coal for electricity. APES Project Lorax #apesenergy

My iphone charger is a source of energy that I use constantly, I should probably unplug it to conserve energy! APES Project Lorax #apesenergy

I make sure to unplug my Chromebook charger when I am done charging it. This uses less energy and reduces the amount of coal that needs to be burned. This would reduce the amount of pollution in the air. #apesenergy APES Project Lorax

Here at FHS we get our energy from coal, a non-renewable energy source. Maybe we should invest in some sort of renewable energy (like solar or wind power) to help the environment!! APES Project Lorax #apesenergy

I like to save energy during the day by allowing natural sunlight through my windows and lighting candles. This way, less air pollution occurs due to coal production and my family’s energy bill is decreased! APES Project Lorax #apesenergy