CARBON FOOTPRINT

Carbon Footprint : How to be a more responsible global citizen

by car, switch on a TV, or use anything that requires energy, we are responsible for producing greenhouse gases. At home, at school, and in shops, there are many things we can do to reduce our carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions – and save energy and money at the same time! But being part of the problem means also being part of the solution. Before thinking about efficient ways to reduce our impact on the planet, we need to know how much our different behaviors impact our carbon footprint.

Go to:

https://www3.epa.gov/carbon-footprint-calculator/Links to an external site.

As you go through each section (transportation, home, waste) fill in the appropriate box in each question. The questionnaire is divided into 3 parts: Home energy, transportation and waste. Answer the questions and keep an eye on your amount of CO2 release per year at the right side of the screen as you continue. You may be alarmed at times by the results!

View your Report:

When you view your report, it should look like this:

Caron Footprint.PNG

1. Capture a screenshot of your carbon footprint report paste it to your file.

2. Describe at least 10 ways to reduce your footprint.

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