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Ecological Footprint


I need 2.6 planets to support my lifestyle in China, my total footprint is 4.7. I think my footprint gets so big is because I ate so much animal based on products, used so much service and I did not use my shelter efficiently. Now I am intending to be a vegetarian to reduce my footprint value on the food section. And I am going to eat more fresh food instead of packaged food. My living place is getting much smaller than before, so it is gonna be more efficiency.

The 3 things I would do to make a difference with Global Warming are:



  • Use efficiency transportation or do not use transportation in my daily life


  • Shut off and unplug all electronics when I'm leaving home


  • Recycle papers, pop cans or batteries

 

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Blogger Mrs.Marlowe Says: May 21, 2007 at 11:38 PM  

Thanks Will for your congratulations :)

 
 
Blogger Mrs. Book Says: May 22, 2007 at 10:57 AM  

Will,

Eating animal products does make a big difference. However, if you eat meat that is raised locally, it cuts down on transportation costs and helps reduce emissions into the environment.

Mrs.Book

 

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