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Carbon footprint calculator

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We will discuss about our carbon footprint and the changes that we might start in our lives to contribute to reduce the production of CO2.

Do you know what a footprint calculator is?
Have you ever used a footprint calculator?
How do you think you can contribute to reduce the production of CO2?

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We will discuss about our carbon footprint and the changes that we might start in our lives to contribute to reduce the production of CO2. Do you know what a footprint calculator is? Have you ever used a footprint calculator? How do you think you can contribute to reduce the production of CO2?

by Diana Celis
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Let's reflect!

We will discuss about our carbon footprint and the changes that we might start in our lives to contribute to reduce the production of CO2

Do you know what a footprint calculator is?

Have you ever used a footprint calculator?

How do you think you can contribute to reduce the production of CO2?

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DEFINITION OF CARBON FOOTPRINT

DEFINITION OF CARBON FOOTPRINT

Your carbon footprint is the sum of all emissions of CO2 (carbon dioxide) induced by your activities in a given time frame. Usually a carbon footprint is calculated for the time period of a year. The activities that you might do which generate CO2 include the use of means of transportation, the food you eat, the objects you buy, the appliances you use, the energy you spend at home, among others.

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Carbon footprint calculator

DEFINITION OF CARBON FOOTPRINT CALCULATOR

A carbon footprint calculator is a resource that measures greenhouse gas emissions for a snapshot in time. Carbon calculators are used to calculate greenhouse gas inventories of facilities or operations in order to determine the amount of greenhouse gases produced for a specified year. The results can be used to prepare plans for actions to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emitted annually or by a target year.