Worth checking out as you explore issues of climate change.

Hey everybody. My name is Micah Claibourne, and I recently participated in the Carbon Footprint Challenge. I now realize how much Carbon I am releasing into the air, so now its GO GREEN TIME NOW BABY!!!! Yaa thats right, and u should 2!!!:D

hey, my name is curt coday and i go to north adams high school. I just recently learnt how much carbon i put into the air. i will start to change and calculate every month to see the change.

hey im josh moore i go to North Adams High School i am a 10th grader when i did the challenge i notice how much carbon i put into the air so now im going to be more “green” as they say well i wanna know others feed back so comment on it!

Hey Everybody I’m Shania I’m in 10th grade biology. I have learned some interesting stuff from the Carbon Footprint Challenge.

Hi, I am Tailor. I am a freshman who takes biology and reciently participated in the carbon foot print challenge

Hey!!
My name is Ryan, I live in the United States. After taking my carbon footprint survey my eyes were opened. I didn’t realize until only a week ago how important it was to reduce are global carbon footprint. It sort of scared me when I found out that I had the highest footprint for my area; mine was higher than all my friends too.
I hope that by us all working together we all can help ourselves in reduceing the amount of carbon we use. We do not want our children to live in a vast waste land, do we? So let us take action and help ourselves imrove how we live, so we can save the Earth!!!!!!!!!!

p.s. Sebastian, Brittany, and Ali, where are you!!!!

Hi!
when playing around with the calculator, i realized how high my carbon footprint is due to all the flights i make across the globe to visit my family in southern africa. i also realized how drastically the footprint decreased when changing meat quantites.
i would thus like to promote locally produced goods that can be transported within a country with environmental friendly veichles.

By promoting days like Meat Free mondays, which really isnt very hard because you do survive one meet free day per week, its not very much at all, and buying locally produced meat, we can make a huge difference on our co2 emissions!

ofcourse the problem remains that not everything can be produced everywhere at all times, but better start where we can instead of doing nothing! daily life changes is the most important factor in improving our results and reducing our co2 emissions. recycling papers and waste materials, turning off the tap when not using water while brushing our teeth, filling the dishwasher BEFORE turning it on will make a difference. dont wait for them big politicans and environment people to come up with a big fancy solution that will cause a paradyme shift in our society and ways of living, when doing things that should be obvious to us can make a huge difference immediately!

Be smart -Save the planet ^^

Hi everybody! I’d like to suggest you to take a look at this link. It is about one project that is called Edible Schoolyard Project. Their purpouse is to teach youngsters the essential life skills and how their choices about food affect their health, the environment and their communities. They have organic gardens and kitchen programs. I think that all their activities help them to appreciate nature and what the nature gives them which leads to environmental awareness.

Hello, everyone! I’m Payton, and I’m glad to be part of this project. It seems like an awesome way to learn some things I’d really like to know more about~