Frequently Asked Questions

A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (primarily CO₂) emitted by human activities. It's measured in tons of CO₂ equivalent per year and includes emissions from energy use, transportation, food production, and more.

• Switch to LED bulbs (use 75% less energy)
• Unplug devices when not in use
• Use smart thermostats to optimize heating/cooling
• Insulate your home to reduce energy loss
• Wash clothes in cold water when possible

• Walk, bike, or use public transit when possible
• Consider electric or hybrid vehicles
• Carpool to reduce single-occupancy trips
• Maintain proper tire pressure for better fuel efficiency
• Combine errands to reduce total miles driven

Yes! Solar, wind, and hydropower produce little to no CO₂ emissions. Switching to a green energy provider or installing solar panels can significantly reduce your carbon footprint compared to using fossil fuel-based electricity.

• Turn off lights when leaving a room
• Lower your thermostat by 1-2°C in winter
• Air-dry clothes instead of using a dryer
• Use power strips to easily turn off multiple devices
• Seal drafts around windows and doors