Your carbon footprint is the measurement of the impact of your activities on the environment, measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide. It is important for us to understand our individual contribution to climate change and global warming. By understanding our personal impact we can then offset our carbon footprint.
Use the free calculator below.
Simple ways to reduce your carbon footprint:
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