What is meant by the term carbon footprint ?a. the total co2 in plants consumed by a personb. the total co2 released by a person's gardenc. the total co2 released by a persond. the total co2 used up by each person?
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For each (UK-) gallon of petrol fuel consumed, 10.4 kg carbon dioxide (CO2) is emitted.For each (US-) gallon of gasoline fuel consumed, 8.7 kg carbon dioxide (CO2) is emitted.If your car consumes 7.5 liter diesel per 100 km, then a drive of 300 km distance consumes 3 x 7.5 = 22.5 liter diesel, which adds 22.5 x 2.7 kg = 60.75 kg CO2 to your personal carbon footprint.fuel typeunit
CO2 emitted per unit
Petrol1 gallon (UK)
10.4 kg
Petrol
1 liter
2.3 kg
Gasoline 1 gallon (USA)
8.7 kg
Gasoline 1 liter
2.3 kg
Diesel1 gallon (UK)
12.2 kg
Diesel 1 gallon (USA)
9.95 kg Diesel
1 liter
2.7 kg
Oil (heating)
1 gallon (UK)
13.6 kg
Oil (heating) 1 gallon (USA)
11.26 kg Oil (heating)
1 liter3 kg
Each of the following activities add 1 kg of CO2 to your personal carbon footprint:
CO2 emitted per unit
Petrol1 gallon (UK)
10.4 kg
Petrol
1 liter
2.3 kg
Gasoline 1 gallon (USA)
8.7 kg
Gasoline 1 liter
2.3 kg
Diesel1 gallon (UK)
12.2 kg
Diesel 1 gallon (USA)
9.95 kg Diesel
1 liter
2.7 kg
Oil (heating)
1 gallon (UK)
13.6 kg
Oil (heating) 1 gallon (USA)
11.26 kg Oil (heating)
1 liter3 kg
Each of the following activities add 1 kg of CO2 to your personal carbon footprint:
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