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ecological footprint
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An ecological footprint measures how much of the planet's resources you use, and converts this to the amount of land needed to provide the resources and assimilate your waste. It is measured in global hectares (a hectare is about the size of a soccer field). It includes:* The amount of building materials you use in your home and workplace * The amount of water you use in your home, workplace and garden* The fossil fuels (oil, coal, wood and natural gas) needed* to provide the power to run your home and workplace* to bring your food from all over the world* to power your vehicles and transport * to carry away and dispose of your waste.A recent study (October 2008) ranks the top ten countries with the highest ecological footprint per head as:# United Arab Emirates # United States # Kuwait # Denmark # Australia # New Zealand # Canada # Norway # Estonia # Ireland.It is what you leave behind such as a foot print at the park. Only in this place the foot print is the resources you use up during a life time.
The average Publix footprint is 46,00 square feet. Some are smaller, some are larger.
There is no actual one size of a water footprint, a water footprint is determined by the amount of water used related to the consumption of people. The four major factors used in figuring out the water footprint of a country are the volume of consumption, the consumption pattern, climate and the agricultural practice. the global average water footprint is 1240 m^3/cap/yr.
According to the Nature Conservancy, the worldwide average is 5.5 tons of CO^2 eq/year per person. The data was at the end of their carbon footprint calculator quiz. http://www.nature.org/initiatives/climatechange/calculator/
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The carbon footprint of a fast-food burger can depend on many things. First, it depends on the restaurant. Secondly, it depends on the method of transporting. Finally, it depends on the preparation of the food. The average footprint for a burger is 6.3-6.8 lbs (3kg) of carbon dioxide equivalent per burger.
roughly about 10 tonnes...my households is 3 tonnes and were trying to improve that
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