Carbon Footprint: from Our Activity to Carbon Emission Explained

A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) that are generated by our activities.

There are many activities that produce carbon and other Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions including the non-renewable-based power plant operation, traveling by vehicle, to eat meet!. These activities are being the responsibility of us including the community as individuals, private and public sectors which are interconnected in accelerating Climate Change.

Did You Know that?

An average individual (UK) has a carbon footprint of 6.5 tonnes CO2 (11 tonnes in the US)

This can happen because of our massive and exploitative actions - mostly without thinking about sustainability values - which culminates in threatening our nature and risking the future of the Earth.