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What is Carbon Footprint: Causes and How to Reduce

What is the Meaning of Carbon Footprint?

Examples of Carbon Footprint for Better Understanding

Let's understand this concept better with the help of some examples.

What are Some Examples of Carbon Emission Sources?

What are the Causes of Carbon Footprint?

Important Data About the Global Carbon Footprint

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Since 1990, Global CO2 emissions have increased by more than 60%. (1)
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In 2021, the wealthiest 10% population worldwide produced over 200 times the average carbon footprint of the non-wealthy 10% population. (2)
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India is responsible for 6.8% or 2.46 billion metric tons of the world’s emissions of CO2 equivalent being released into the atmosphere. (3)
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For India, the Central Electricity Authority data shows that non-fossil fuel-based power accounted for 25.3% of India's total power generation in 2022, up from 24.6% three years earlier. (4)
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India's average rate of reduction in emissions increased to 3% annually in the period 2016-2019, from just about 1.5% in the period 2014-2016. (5)
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Switching to cleaner, renewable energy and industrial production curtailment across Asian and European countries especially has prevented 550 megatonnes in CO2 emissions in 2022. (6)

How are Carbon Emissions Dangerous?

What are the Factors that Contribute to Carbon Footprint?

What are the Effects of Carbon Emissions?

How to Calculate Carbon Footprint?

A Carbon Footprint Calculator helps to understand your own carbon footprint, the major causes and suggests methods and tips you can adopt to lower it. Through our Carbon Footprint calculator, we analyse three important parameters:

Step 1

What type of house you live in?

Step 2

What is the annual distance you travel?

Step 3

What type of diet you follow?

How To Reduce My Carbon Footprint?

FAQs About Carbon Footprint