The word "offset" means to "compensate for" or "replace" or "make up for" the carbon dioxide emitted by the planes (and all vehicles burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)).
Air travel is a very energy-intensive activity. On average it generates about 200 grams of carbon dioxide (CO2) (7 ounces)per person, per air kilometre travelled.
Trees, too, vary in size and weight, but on average, six trees will hold one tonne of carbon dioxide, or one tree will hold 167 kilograms (368 lbs) of CO2.
A 300 km plane trip will then generate (200 x 300) 60 000g per person, or 60 kg (132 lbs) for each person, which is just over one third of a tree.
Yes, especially along the Gulf coast and within about 200 miles of the coast. There aren't many palm trees in the western or northern parts of the state, but in San Antonio, Austin or Houston, there are palm trees all over.
How are you travelling? Plane, cruise ship, car? Combination of all three? There are too many variables. Flight layovers, holidays, miles to drive, depart time of crusie ship.....
5.1 degrees
thousands and thousands of trees are planted
There are many people who believe that an astral plane exists. This has not been scientifically proven.
How many trees to plant to offset 1 metric ton? Eg; 1865 reams of paper = 4.66 metric ton 1865 / 400 reams = 1 metric ton
680 Miles :)
109 miles by plane.
1,350 miles
11390 miles (18331 km)
Approximately 2500 miles.
316 miles by plane. 611 miles by car.
The plane travels at 2,526.64 miles per hour.
The flight distance is 8,676 miles.
Around 6600 miles.
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