Carbon Footprint

[Llama Juice]

http://www.carbonfootprint.com/calculator.aspx

Uncheck the "House" box at the end, It requires a lot of data you probably don't know about your house.

Fill out everything and report back your carbon footprint - the house value.

My footprint is 5.033 tonnes of CO2.

How do you kids measure in?

[nooBBooze]

7-8.
altough i do drive enviroment friendly (car+technique)[my car, a lovely BMW Isetta was not featured on the list btw :shakefist: ] .
Al gore is crying himself to sleep because of me ;____;

[CN3089]

You screwed your poll options up fyi

There's no option for 2-3, 4-5, etc.


also organic food is horrible, this calculator is horrible

more gm foods plz

[Patrickssj6]

The average footprint for people in Germany is 9.8 tonnes.
The average footprint for people in United States is 20.4 tonnes.

Says it all...

[CN3089]

Says it all...

Yeah, Germans are pansies http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c251/CN3089/Emoticons/emot-patriot.gif

[Patrickssj6]

Yeah, Germans are pansies
No Togo is


The average footprint for people in Togo is 0.38 tonnes.

They can't even afford carbon :v:

[Rob Oplawar]

bout 6

I don't have a car; I bike/walk everywhere, but I have a beast of a computer and the products I buy are less than efficient. Still, I think that calculator isn't too accurate because it doesn't take into account the fact that I hardly ever buy anything anyway, aside from groceries. I shop much much less than the average American.
Plus I live in an apartment, which is probably more efficient than a single house.
Plus I live in Boulder, which means I'm just better.

[/elitist know-it-all prick]



*checks the calculator estimator*
Yeah, it adds 1.5 tonnes just for "try to buy things with little packaging" as opposed to "only buy things with very little or no packaging". The last time I bought something that wasn't food was in January when I bought my laptop.

[Limited]

5.1
No car, dont use gas, dont use petrol, walk everywhere, only get train 3 times a year, recycle, use little electric, buy local.

How the fuck is all that 5 tonnes?

[Patrickssj6]

Breathing :O

[Llama Juice]

You screwed your poll options up fyi

There's no option for 2-3, 4-5, etc.


also organic food is horrible, this calculator is horrible

more gm foods plz

Yea, I was hoping people would realize I meant 1-2 inclusive and such...

[Rob Oplawar]

i would think that in the future carbon will be a valuable resource. maybe future generations will be grateful for the wealth of carbon within easy reach in the atmosphere, just waiting to be plucked out.
:-3

[nooBBooze]

like huge, floating atmospheric extraxtors that turn air into daimonds and oxygen. wow

[CN3089]

And we'll power them with massive coal fired engines

[Bodzilla]

lol

[ima_from_America]

17-18 for me.

[Tweek]

Total

2.359




i blame america.

[SnaFuBAR]

i exited, cba to go back. i was like 6.4 i think. flying/car for the blame.

[Tweek]

you´ve got a flying car.

[Pooky]

you´ve got a flying car.

Well America's just cool like that. :v:

[SnaFuBAR]

you´ve got a flying car.
you don't? that's what you europeans get for having a small carbon footprint as the result of fail industrial system.

american flying cars ftw.

[nooBBooze]

and I thought that wouldnt be possible before 2015 :confused2:

[Rob Oplawar]

What, you don't have a flying car? :O
pic of my parents' car in their garage:
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/flying-car-front.jpg

[king_nothing_]

Is it just me or does the caster wheel on the front make it look really ghetto?

[rossmum]

Yeah, it does.

Needs more fighter landing gear.

[Mass]

3.3, and I take public trans 35 miles a day 180 days a year

[Syuusuke]

3.2

I always take the subway.