In the past, people didn’t use electricity such as transport. However, now as the wheel of technology is running people use different types to produce electricity A carbon footprint is a method to get the amount of the carbon dioxide that we produce from what we use.. Now I will describe my research into carbon footprint and compare my research with others students.
I visited two different websites were I calculated my carbon footprint. The first one (WWF). I did the test and I got the result which was 3.24 earths. The test was in four categories which were food 20%, home 25%, travel 35% and stuff 20%. These men that we need 3.24 earths if everybody live the same lifestyle I live. However, in the other side(Heroes of the UAE) my result was 1.7 earths. Most my carbon footprint was in cooling and IT. The average of the two website was 2.5 earths and 14.31 tones of CO2 pear year.
I compared my result with my classmates. My first classmate Anas got 2.8 earths and he is almost close to my result. The second consumer Abdul Rahman got 2.17 earths. The third consumer Mutlaq who got the highest score 3. earths unlike the rest of us, he comes to college by helicopter. The average person in the UAE has more demand on the global ecosystem than any others countries giving the world’s largest per-capita ecological footprint.
It’s really recommended to start using renewable sources than non renewable resources. Furthermore, maybe I could reduce the hours I use the car by planning exactly where I have to go. I could also go to college with my brother because one car is better than two cars. My advice is that we have to start to think about our planet future by developing high technology industry and reduce our electricity usage.
Bibiolagraphy
Heroes of the UAE. 16 Apr. 2009 http://www.heroesoftheuae.ae/en%3E.
"UAE beats Americans? environmental harm - World environment- msnbc.com." Breaking News, Weather, Business, Health, Entertainment, Sports, Politics, Travel, Science, Technology, Local, US & World News- msnbc.com. 30 Apr. 2009 <http://www.blogger.com/%3Chttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16640176/%3E.>.
WWF Footprint Calculator. 16 Apr. 2009 <http://www.blogger.com/%3Chttp://footprint.wwf.org.uk/%3E.>.