What is the average carbon footprint per office person?

Answer 1

There are so, so , so many different things that give off carbon compounds, that it is very hard to estimate the quantity.

We do know that people and people's things are a very small fraction of total carbon emiissions compared to volcanoes, animal emissions, and burning oil and tar pits that have been burning for hundreds of years. Not even close, the largest quantity of 'greenhouse' gas in the atomosphere is water vapor: humidity.

Without these gases in the atmosphere, nearly all plants would die and all the land animals would be burnt to death by the Sun's heat. (That includes you and me!)

Answer 2

The average carbon footprint per office person can vary depending on factors such as energy usage, transportation habits, waste generation, and purchasing decisions. However, a rough estimate is around 1.5 to 2 metric tons of CO2 equivalent per person per year for an office worker. This includes emissions from commuting, electricity use, paper consumption, and other office-related activities.

Answer 3

The average carbon footprint of a New Zealander per capita is 17 tonnes CO2-e.

Answer 4

It depends where this average person lives. The average North American generates 20 ton of CO2 a year. People in other parts of the world usually have a smaller carbon footprint.

Answer 5

around 5000000g per day.