Try this Carbon Footprint Calculator from the Nature Conservancy to see your travel carbon footprint.
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CARBON FOOTPRINT Carbon footprint refers to the amount of CO2 produced, usually during the manufacture of a product.
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What to buy, if you want to help reduce your carbon footprint, the carbon footprint of our nation, our world?
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We encourage our exhibitors to reduce their carbon footprint by participating in the Green Stand Initiative for the stands with the lowest carbon footprint.
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And it's pretty widely documented that the quickest way to lower your personal carbon footprint (and by extension, the carbon footprint of your fur) is to consume less meat.
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This carbon footprint calculator can help you make these cuts.
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Even renewably powered electric cars have a sizeable carbon footprint.
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Amazon is already taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Well, there are ways to reduce your journeys' carbon footprint.
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Offices provide plenty of opportunities for offsetting your carbon footprint.
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Shell aspires to halve its "net carbon footprint" by 2050.
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Leaving a much larger carbon footprint than they need to.
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The company's commitment to minimizing its carbon footprint is admirable.
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And that has an incredible effect on your carbon footprint.
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Biking benefits the environment, too, by reducing your carbon footprint.
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Thunberg refuses to fly because of planes' heavy carbon footprint.
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A soft cashmere sweater that boasts a smaller carbon footprint
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Other apps can help you lower your carbon footprint, too.
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Rev3 also supports business initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint.
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But maintaining a cover crop creates a lower carbon footprint.
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Bonus: everything is designed to leave a minimal carbon footprint.
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Amazon has been under pressure to reduce its carbon footprint.
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If you'd like to reduce your carbon footprint, look up.
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Its heft, however, brings with it a substantial carbon footprint.
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Reduce your carbon footprint and eat organic if you can.
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In September, when Amazon workers planned a 1,700 worker walkout against the company's carbon footprint during the global climate strike, Jeff Bezos responded with a pledge to eliminate the company's carbon footprint by 2030.
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This new manufacturing process reportedly allows for a smaller carbon footprint.
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I get nervous just thinking about the carbon footprint of airplanes.
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Searching for ways to reduce your waste output and carbon footprint?
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Their resulting carbon footprint is 111% lower than conventional beef ranches.
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Who bears responsibility for reducing the carbon footprint of those products?
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Apple claims this will reduce the laptop's carbon footprint by 27%.
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Running electric trains on coal power still has a carbon footprint.
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The bigger your carbon footprint is, the bigger your moral duty.
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If I reduce my carbon footprint, there is zero practical effect.
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Heating and cooling your home also contributes to your carbon footprint.
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Meanwhile, the Brio Phantom X2115s actually help lower your carbon footprint.
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Haven't you heard what air travel does to your carbon footprint?
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Lower carbon footprint because it's much lighter to ship than glass.
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Smarter Living: Even a cocktail is part of your carbon footprint.
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Maybe it will reduce your carbon footprint or cause less pollution.
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Those with the biggest carbon footprint need to do the most.
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What people eat is an important part of their carbon footprint.
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"I was looking at this from a carbon footprint perspective," he says.
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This equates to the annual carbon footprint of over 2.2 million Europeans.
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Raising fewer animals for slaughter could make for a lighter carbon footprint.
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Calculating the carbon footprint of products would be tricky but not impossible.
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They're all good examples of ways we can reduce our carbon footprint.
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Then as sort of a cherry on top, there's no carbon footprint.
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I donate monthly to an environmental organization to offset my carbon footprint.
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When you take into account its carbon footprint, Prime isn't always optimal.
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Headlines Shell yields to investors by setting target on carbon footprint on.ft.
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Shuttering the plant will reduce the company's carbon footprint by 30 percent.
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Real trees that still have their roots have a negligible carbon footprint.
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" Send a letter saying, "What is my carbon footprint per kilowatt-hour?
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But everything you do in the modern world has a carbon footprint.
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"We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint," Brown said on Friday.
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There is simply no more effective way to shrink your carbon footprint.
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We enable online shops and their consumers to balance their carbon footprint.
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Its durable, lightweight construction means it has a lower carbon footprint, too.
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Norway has sought to reduce its carbon footprint in other ways, too.
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The tool then calculates the annual carbon footprint of the user's closet.
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"You miniaturize the product, and you maximize your carbon footprint," Barlow said.
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In the United States, data centers have significantly reduced their carbon footprint.
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My carbon footprint is the smallest here, so let's end with this.
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Flowers grown closer to home could have an even larger carbon footprint.
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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has pledged to reduce that carbon footprint by 18 percent by 2025, and also recently committed to work with suppliers to reduce emissions by many times the scope of its own carbon footprint.
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Food waste in turn increases the carbon footprint which counters the positive gains.
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But each of us can take individual actions that reduce our carbon footprint.
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This project will help lessen the carbon footprint of the world, Ahsoon said.
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But Apple's operations are only a slice of the company's overarching carbon footprint.
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From cow to your refrigerator, traditional milk boasts a not-insignificant carbon footprint.
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Electric vehicles, by themselves, will not reduce the carbon footprint of American mobility.
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Accelerating the deployment of solar can reduce the carbon footprint of electric cars.
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Cutting energy emissions is increasingly important for reducing Latin America's total carbon footprint.
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That's equivalent to the carbon footprint of a car driving about 7,800 miles.
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For many decades, I have worked to contain my own personal carbon footprint.
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Feed it to cows, and then their entire carbon footprint is basically eliminated.
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It's every time you flick on the light, you're imposing a carbon footprint.
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Its carbon footprint is about a tenth of that caused by burning bodies.
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The average Australian's carbon footprint is slightly lower than that of an American.
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Plus, they can help you cut back on your carbon footprint a little.
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This year, Samsung pledged to make greener packaging to reduce its carbon footprint.
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But it's not the most effective way to reduce your food's carbon footprint.
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Locally sourced berries, green beans, and asparagus, though, have a low carbon footprint.
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This places SUVs ahead of trucks and aviation in terms of carbon footprint.
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But she ended up selling the stock because of Tencent's growing carbon footprint.
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"It's not remotely realistic to eliminate the carbon footprint of that," said Molchanov.
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Even better, buying refurbished is a respectable way to reduce your carbon footprint.
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You can reduce your carbon footprint by hanging your clothes outside to dry.
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European carriers appear to be taking the lead in tackling their carbon footprint.
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Reducing that carbon footprint is what will force companies to spend more dollars.
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It's a Hummer in low poly mode with none of the carbon footprint.
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If you want to get to the bottom of your own carbon footprint, the E.P.A.'s Carbon Footprint Calculator and The Nature Conservancy Carbon Calculator tell you how much your individual activities and day-to-day habits affect the environment.
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If you're looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint, try eating less meat.
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There are plenty of steps you can take to reduce your home's carbon footprint.
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The carbon footprint of any cryptocurrency depends hugely on where the coins are generated.
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Each installation also takes three tons of CO2 away from a household's carbon footprint.
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We spoke with scientists who are taking dramatic steps to reduce their carbon footprint.
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It's not the first time tofu has come under fire for its carbon footprint.
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Since then, she's revolutionized the airline's green practices and helped reduce its carbon footprint.
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Banks can also require carbon footprint disclosures from those who benefit from their lending.
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The technology to build and retrofit buildings to cover their carbon footprint already exists.
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Plus, if you want to make it sexy, it has a better carbon footprint.
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If they produce a smaller carbon footprint in the process, it's a happy outcome.
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We wanted to see what is the actual carbon footprint of the entire operation.
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Using wood could reduce their carbon footprint by 60-75%, according to some studies.
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And it can play a much larger role in reducing the nation's carbon footprint.
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The brand claims its carbon footprint is also lower than dairy, by about 93%.
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CHRISTOPHER KISSELHouston As you said, Britain's "offshore" carbon footprint is high ("Omissions", October 19th).
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The 16-year-old climate activist refuses to fly because of the carbon footprint.
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The infrastructure involved in that multiplied by 290 teams -- that's a massive carbon footprint.
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However, the Swedish teenager refuses to fly in airplanes because of their carbon footprint.
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The climate impact of reducing the carbon footprint of cement production could be significant.
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Because air travel has a heavy carbon footprint, Thunberg refuses to board any airplanes.
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Health care workers, she said, should encourage their organizations to reduce their carbon footprint.
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" And second, "environmental self-identity did not predict overall energy use or carbon footprint.
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It's incredibly wasteful, it pollutes our oceans, and transporting it increases our carbon footprint.
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Yet transportation is a relatively small slice of the overall carbon footprint of agriculture.
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That means longer, direct journeys have a smaller carbon footprint than shorter connecting hops.
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"I really started thinking about my carbon footprint after Trump was elected," she said.
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I think a lot about my individual carbon footprint and contribution to climate change.
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Others say whale provides protein with a smaller carbon footprint than beef or pork.
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But perhaps their biggest environmental harm is something you can't readily see: carbon footprint.
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If you care about climate change, your money can help shrink your carbon footprint.
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"At minimum, they should continually assess the carbon footprint of their companies," he said.
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Others, including corporations, contribute to reforestation as a way to reverse their carbon footprint.
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And when grown in a sustainable manner, it can have a low carbon footprint.
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The city's buildings will be made mostly of wood to minimize the carbon footprint.
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So in the case of Walmart, this includes the carbon footprint of its suppliers.
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They're a durable pair of shades that cut down on the brand's carbon footprint.
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But how do you know if signing up will really reduce your carbon footprint?
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I can never diminish my carbon footprint enough, or give to the poor enough.
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Last year, employees began pushing Amazon to do more to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The company also said it plans to share Amazon's carbon footprint later this year.
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Amazon also committed to reporting its total carbon footprint by the end of 2019.
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So your carbon footprint a way to measure the environmental impact your lifestyle has.
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We have our land use rules, now, being aligned with a lower carbon footprint.
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The big picture: Thunberg won't fly because of the carbon footprint of air transport.
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It also lessens your carbon footprint and helps reduce the need for animal testing.
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The most effective way to reduce your carbon footprint is to fly less often.
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What can you, Peter Kafka, do as an individual, like reducing your carbon footprint?
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Still, researchers have been looking into ways to shrink the shipping industry's carbon footprint.
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And though typical cement has a high carbon footprint, there's still no cheaper option.
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Yet another way to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete is to recycle it.
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"So much money is poured into meat labs, but even with that amount of money, the product still has a carbon footprint that is roughly five times the carbon footprint of chicken and ten times higher than plant-based processed meats," he said.
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For years their efforts to reduce their carbon footprint were dismissed by environmentalists as "greenwashing".
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From this we can say that a vegetarian diet does deliver a decreased carbon footprint.
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And once these elements are released in the air, our collective carbon footprint gets bigger.
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Along with efficiency improvements, that would be the quickest way to lower cement's carbon footprint.
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It marks the third year in a row that humanity's carbon footprint has been stable.
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The BOE also committed to reducing its carbon footprint by almost two-thirds by 2030.
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That might encourage firms, conscious of their carbon footprint, to cut back on business travel.
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Then the researchers calculated the carbon footprint left by raising, growing, and cooking the food.
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Been meaning to do more for your generation's carbon footprint than just tweeting about it?
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Suppliers are important because Apple's supply chain represents around three-quarters of its carbon footprint.
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Since 2000, Exxon Mobil has invested more than $85033 billion to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Mercer will conduct a carbon footprint analysis for the remaining fund, the Teachers Retirement System.
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Die-hard leaf-eaters can claim to have knocked off 85% off their carbon footprint.
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Putting a price on carbon would give everyone an incentive to reduce their carbon footprint.
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The maple trim is sourced from German forests chosen for their relatively small carbon footprint.
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This is because the carbon footprint accumulates as food moves across the food supply chain.
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But the carbon footprint of Amazon's e-commerce business is, by any honest estimate, huge.
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Are people who are concerned about global warming obliged to reduce their own carbon footprint?
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So yeah, I think we need to figure out ways to eliminate that carbon footprint.
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"AI's carbon footprint is growing," he points out, underlining the environmental wastage of surveillance capitalism.
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So, they're basically brand new, only much cheaper and with less of a carbon footprint.
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I plugged in numbers from a carbon-footprint calculator and … no, that couldn't be right.
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Several advocacy groups say that PetroVietnam's environmental due diligence underestimated the project's likely carbon footprint.
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In the UK, the average carbon footprint is approximately nine tons a year of CO2.
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Airbus, for instance, continuously works to improve the fuel efficiency, and thus the carbon footprint.
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Recently, many corporations have worked to lower their carbon footprint to combat the climate crisis.
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Its structure is made entirely of timber, which has a smaller carbon footprint than steel.
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However, that carbon footprint is minuscule when compared to worse polluters like flying or driving.
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It has committed to halving the carbon footprint of the energy it sells by 2050.
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Reduce your carbon footprint by choosing public transportation when possible and using energy efficient appliances.
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The company says its members reduce their carbon footprint by 50% just by signing up.
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As of 2019, Mars' carbon footprint began to decline as our business continues to grow.
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Generally, they provide an economic incentive for countries or corporations to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Find out how one company is leading the way to reduce cement's massive carbon footprint.
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But I am doing everything I can to reduce the carbon footprint of my SUV.
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That makes switching to cleaner vehicles imperative in further reducing America's carbon footprint, environmentalists say.
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And she's learned that going on a container ship would have the smallest carbon footprint.
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And over 8,200 have signed an open letter to Bezos to lower Amazon's carbon footprint.
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Travelers' tickets were printed with information about the journey's reduced carbon footprint compared with cars.
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"Bitcoin's energy consumption and carbon footprint heavily depends on mining revenues," de Vries told me.
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"Early 2019, it was decided to set a Net Carbon Footprint target for 20193 of 2-3 percent lower than our 2016 Net Carbon Footprint of 79 grams of CO2 equivalent per megajoule," Shell said in its 2018 annual report, which was released on Thursday.
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Industry sources said there was growing interest among copper consumers in lowering their overall carbon footprint.
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Some places looking to attract the vacation crowd are working to combat their growing carbon footprint.
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The researchers found that vegetarians had roughly half the food-related carbon footprint of meat eaters.
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Take a big step towards reducing your carbon footprint with a free subscription to Arcadia Power.
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He said EDF was committed to curbing its total carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2030.
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Carbon footprint refers to the amount of CO2 produced, usually during the manufacture of a product.
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Conservatively estimated, the 56,000 annual tourist flights have a carbon footprint greater than 0003,000 metric tons.
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As consumers and beauty fanatics, it's both impossible and irresponsible to ignore the industry's carbon footprint.
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But the carbon footprint of natural gas… Is significantly lower than coal, but it's too high.
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Further, Amazon says it will, for the first time, disclose its carbon footprint sometime this year.
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Mercedes, owned by Daimler (DDAIF), will slash its carbon footprint by building far fewer combustion engines.
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The UAE has the world's highest carbon footprint per capita and the world's most polluted air.
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Last year, L'Oréal launched its Sharing Beauty With All global program to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The effects of the European cities' bold moves are far reaching, including: A Smaller Carbon Footprint …
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During that time, the automaker also aims to reduce its carbon footprint by 40% per car.
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The shale revolution has been a game-changer in helping the country reduce our carbon footprint.
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Finally, good news: The English village of Ashton Hayes set out to lower its carbon footprint.
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Recycling or composting the paper bags only had a small impact on the overall carbon footprint.
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That reduced carbon footprint matters not just for climate, but also for policy and purchasing decisions.
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And worse, my carbon footprint is probably significantly larger than that of the average science denier.
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For some, it's more than concern for the very large carbon footprint, it's an existential fear.
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It's just as soft as Everlane's 100% Grade-A cashmere, but with half the carbon footprint.
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And they make a big effort to reduce their carbon footprint and buy from local producers.
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Methane emissions are among the greatest hurdles to the United States reducing its global carbon footprint.
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I also love that its eucalyptus-derived materials have a much smaller carbon footprint than cotton.
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It has won orders from U.S. cities seeking to reduce the carbon footprint of public transport.
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So that means a tofu-based alternative could have a far smaller carbon footprint than poultry.
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Airlines are concerned that environmentally-conscious consumers might avoid air travel because of its carbon footprint.
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For those interviewed here, changing their diet was one of several reductions in their carbon footprint.
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Dell is launching new efforts to shrink its carbon footprint and cut down on e-waste.
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I think over the next two years, we're going to have a noticeably decreased carbon footprint.
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For its part, JetBlue is trying to shrink its carbon footprint on top of buying offsets.
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There are also links between long work hours and increased consumption, and a larger carbon footprint.
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There's no excuse for a company today to not understand the extent of its carbon footprint.
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This is because the carbon footprint of trade varies according to the provenance of individual products.
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"Over time, this net carbon footprint ambition will transform our company's product mix," van Beurden said.
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"I couldn't help thinking about the carbon footprint of it, and all the fuel," she said.
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Even if you drive an SUV, there are plenty of ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
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It lessens your carbon footprint compared to taking up space in a cemetery, Semidey points out.
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If you are like many people, flying may be a large portion of your carbon footprint.
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Whaling advocates point to its high protein content and low carbon footprint compared with other meats.
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Just last week, British parliament launched an inquiry to measure the true carbon footprint of fast fashion.
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Quincey said they need to think beyond just the recycling and also address every option's carbon footprint.
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This is not the first time the state of Massachusetts has attempted to reduce its carbon footprint.
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It will, they hope, "feed 9 billion people with great-tasting sashimi," while leaving no carbon footprint.
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Riach told CNN that there are several easy ways for festival-goers to lower their carbon footprint.
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"When you think about the carbon footprint we have, animal waste is at the top," he said.
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And if you're in the market for something with a low preservative count and minimal carbon footprint?
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The ministry also criticized developed countries, saying their populations "live extravagant lifestyles with a high carbon footprint".
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The answer is yes, but only 1 percent of the company's carbon footprint is its own operations.
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The first involves business units paying a fee into a central pot based on their carbon footprint.
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Ahsoon noted that using solar and cutting the island's carbon footprint was one of the system's attractions.
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The company also intends to offset its carbon footprint by purchasing renewable-energy credits from other projects.
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Sharing enhances our sense of purpose, increases our welfare and well-being and reduces our carbon footprint.
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It's never too late to address the most fundamental aspect of our carbon footprint: where we live.
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The brand comes with independently-verified certificates of carbon footprint from specific hydro-powered smelters in Siberia.
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Jetting around, buying luxury goods, keeping mansions warm and driving supercars -- they all have a carbon footprint.
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Or, to put it another way, it's roughly the carbon footprint of the Kansas City metro area.
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The greenhouse gases [emitted by going local] is only about four percent of the entire carbon footprint.
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Everybody kind of associates their carbon footprint with the car that they drive [and not their diet].
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The company plans to start with transparency by publishing its overall carbon footprint later in the year.
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As for reducing the carbon footprint of the energy system, some argue that even that has backfired.
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Those differences influence farms' priorities and the extent to which each operation can reduce its carbon footprint.
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Because of air travel's large carbon footprint, Greta Thunberg relies on trains and boats for transportation instead.
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Start by going to an online calculator and see what parts of your carbon footprint are largest.
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We try to upcycle and make everything we can locally, so there's less of a carbon footprint.
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This will reduce India's carbon footprint by approximately 0.2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, it estimates.
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It is estimated that the work will also reduce the Palace's carbon footprint by 40% over time.
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After all, there's no better way to say "I love you" than with a low carbon footprint.
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Moving cannabis grows outdoors would clearly reduce the carbon footprint created by global cannabis use, said Sutton.
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In many ways, it's easier for small businesses to craft a sustainable carbon footprint from the outset.
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The brewer has set out to save water, support farmers, reduce packaging, and reduce its carbon footprint.
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But, unlike regular bikes, they do contain lithium batteries, whose production has a non-negligible carbon footprint.
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"By the end of 2017, 85 percent of my carbon footprint was related to flying," she said.
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It was clear that if he wanted to shrink his carbon footprint, he'd have to fly less.
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That probably has a lower carbon footprint than using the air-conditioner when driving at low speeds.
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Amazon also said in a blog post that it would disclose its companywide carbon footprint this year.
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And what does this mean, say, for the carbon footprint of a car driver at petrol station?
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If you want to clean up your email act to reduce your carbon footprint, I get it.
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Using solar power to run the kilns only accounts for about 40 percent of cement's carbon footprint.
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But that number is expected to grow rapidly unless airlines take measures to shrink their carbon footprint.
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Those of you who still can't imagine urban navigation without a carbon footprint just don't get it!
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Your carbon footprint comes from the food you eat, the stuff you buy, and your entire lifestyle.
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Because it's not just the present itself that has a carbon footprint, it's the packaging as well.
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In addition to saving money, you'll play a small part in reducing the world's huge carbon footprint.
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Amazon has also made a habit of keeping information about its carbon footprint out of public view.
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Amazon workers, in particular, have been pressuring the company to do more to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Many of the countries that upped their commitments are tiny, in terms of size and carbon footprint.
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Dannel Malloy of Connecticut responded that his state would continue its push to reduce its carbon footprint.
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That sparked fierce resistance from corporate America, which had been making strides to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Goats, he reasons, are a far better alternative because of their adaptability and considerably lower carbon footprint.
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Cargo drones offer similar benefits of speed and a reduced carbon footprint but on a much larger scale.
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Amazon Day, as part of Shipment Zero, could be a good step toward reducing the company's carbon footprint.
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"I think we individuals with a high carbon footprint do need to cut back climate pollution," she added.
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It will also set specific net carbon footprint goals for short term periods of three or five years.
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What we're hearing: The Saudis are increasingly touting the carbon footprint of their crude, according to multiple sources.
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Let's be honest: If you run a business, reducing your carbon footprint might not be your top priority.
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" Kara Hurst, Amazon's head of worldwide sustainability, said the company will release its carbon footprint "later this year.
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He said any winery intent on lowering its carbon footprint must begin by calculating where those emissions originate.
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Among other steps, Torres has made carbon footprint part of its criteria for choosing supply and transportation companies.
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But, as CNBC notes, Apple's own facilities only account for just over a quarter of its carbon footprint.
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According to the group's latest projections, our collective carbon footprint grew by a mere 0.2 percent in 2016.
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It has agreed to burn less excess gas, but has not answered calls to address its carbon footprint.
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They accuse it and other multilateral development banks (MDBs) of not being upfront about their true carbon footprint.
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But another one is that the carbon footprint of that family and that household goes down over time.
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We've made a commitment to reduce our carbon footprint by 50 percent, five-o, by the year 2050.
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The cryptocurrency bitcoin has become notorious for its ravenous appetite for electricity — and its presumed massive carbon footprint.
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Not only are you decreasing your carbon footprint, but you're also getting some fresh air in the process.
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Electric cars have a smaller carbon footprint than conventional cars, which would help reduce CO2 emissions in Beijing.
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The program's focus is to clean the planet using advanced technology in hopes of reducing the carbon footprint.
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But the carbon footprint of artificial intelligence is still an important consideration for researchers and companies going forward.
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Concrete is the "900-pound gorilla in the carbon footprint of any building" says its CEO, Brent Constanz.
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CDPQ also set a medium-term target to reduce its carbon footprint by 25 percent per dollar invested.
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Major online retailer Amazon is making a push to halve the carbon footprint of its shipments by 2030.
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Salesforce is part of a larger movement by global tech companies to confront their sector's growing carbon footprint.
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It's estimated that when your average immigrant settles here, their carbon footprint jumps by a multiple of four.
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"Nubian Vault uses only locally available materials with a very low carbon footprint," says Nuttall of the UNFCCC.
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She opted for the two-week journey by boat, instead of by air, to minimize her carbon footprint.
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She gave up meat and air travel when she was 12 years old to lower her carbon footprint.
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"The carbon footprint is clearly dropping far better than anyone else in the Paris [agreement]," Ryan reportedly said.
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Air travel's heavy carbon footprintThunberg's refusal to fly reflects a growing global awareness about airplanes' heavy carbon footprint.
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Therefore the biofuel the Navy took on in the Mediterranean earlier this year arguably enlarged its carbon footprint.
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The industry is working on low-emission alternative fuels and increased battery capacity to reduce its carbon footprint.
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"They have a high carbon footprint, and yet they're way less carbon intensive than their peers," she said.
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In Totnes, about 550 households took part, and on average they cut their carbon footprint by 1.5 tons!
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Corporations began creating sustainability offices, like the one he runs, to find ways to reduce their carbon footprint.
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While the Trump administration retreats on climate change, we have expanded our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint.
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Two of our technology hubs focus on better fuel formulation, less carbon footprint, more efficiency in car engines.
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It's all about eating in an earth-conscious way and avoiding foods that create the biggest carbon footprint.
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The term carbon footprint refers to the amount of greenhouse gas, specifically carbon dioxide, emitted from an activity.
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Now more than ever, the burden seems to have fallen on individuals to decrease our global carbon footprint.
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By contrast, plant-based protein sources like tofu, beans, peas, and nuts have a very low carbon footprint.
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Experts say these actions can lower our personal carbon footprint and, collectively, slow the speed of climate change.
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The gas is converted into a mineral that strengthens the concrete, while helping reduce the world's carbon footprint.
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During an interview over the summer, I asked Gates what he does to lower his own carbon footprint.
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Solar provides families the opportunity to take ownership of their energy, reduce their carbon footprint and save money.
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The country has a tiny carbon footprint but carries the burden of being ground zero for global warming.
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It has a tiny carbon footprint but carries the burden of being ground zero for our climate crisis.
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Here are some things you can do to lower your carbon footprint that will hardly change your day.
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For some who are plagued by this question, the problem is the carbon footprint their offspring will leave.
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It did finally release a number on Thursday: Amazon's carbon footprint was 22040 million metric tons in 21.5.
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This is a sign that the British royal family wants to do more to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Whatever the approach, the search for snowmaking technologies that lower rather than raise our carbon footprint is urgent.
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Villaseñor is less extreme than Thunberg when it comes to her efforts to reduce her own carbon footprint.
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Foer was inspired to create a plan to reduce his carbon footprint during one of his book signings.
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If you're trying to reduce your carbon footprint, think about that next time you leave the lights on.
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She was inspired by Greta Thunberg, and has stopped clothes shopping in order to reduce her carbon footprint.
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AMIN NASSER: I think, you know, your carbon footprint is very important and very critical for all investors.
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And in environment, we are looking at the-- our carbon footprint, energy intensity compared to-- other-- global companies.
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That accounting method can neutralize a country's carbon footprint but still allow the country to burn fossil fuels.
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Some mattresses are even made with eco-friendly materials, so you can rest easy and minimize your carbon footprint.
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Ford is trying to reduce its carbon footprint by recycling plastic bottles and using them to make vehicle parts.
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Compared to laser printers, printers that use HP PageWide Technology make as much as a 55% smaller carbon footprint.
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More than 800 firms worth almost $17trn have joined the We Mean Business coalition to reduce their carbon footprint.
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"Shipping companies are failing to push for the critical technologies required to reduce their carbon footprint," according to CDP.
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We have even shed the polythene bag to reduce the carbon footprint, and we have gone to paper boxes.
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This would let the walls generate electricity, thus lowering a building's carbon footprint and making it more self-sufficient.
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The advent of electric cars has knocked diesel off its perch as the fuel with the smallest carbon footprint.
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The carbon footprint of the tech industry is enormous — and growing rapidly as more and more people become connected.
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Through the initiative, EAT Club will offset its carbon footprint by matching its electricity usage with renewable energy generation.
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The carbon footprint of a paper bag that is not recycled is four times that of a plastic bag.
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The CORSIA agreement has turned years of preparation into an effective solution for airlines to manage their carbon footprint.
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She explained that UC Santa Cruz wanted to reduce its carbon footprint and cut down on commutes into campus.
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It was because of our pressure that Amazon said it will announce its carbon footprint for the first time.
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Here are a few options for you if you want to cut back on your carbon footprint this season.
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By 2030, Pernod is committing to halve its carbon footprint levels from 2.84 million tonnes per year at present.
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In other words, you do what you can to reduce your carbon footprint and protect the environment for everyone.
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La Vagabonde, the couple's boat, touts an incredibly low carbon footprint, utilizing solar panels and hydro-generators for power.
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The change is part of the city's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and go carbon-neutral by 2050.
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Not that green activists are necessarily great at giving others advice on how to reduce their carbon footprint either.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, the carbon footprint of the very, very wealthy Welcome to the Climate Fwd: newsletter.
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Most of that came from nuclear power, which despite its light carbon footprint remains politically controversial and economically challenged.
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"La Vagabonde is outfitted with solar panels and hydro-generators, so it has a minimal carbon footprint," NPR reports.
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Overall, the US tops the carbon footprint ranking, followed by China, Germany and India, Malik and her colleagues estimate.
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According to Apple, 22008 percent of its carbon footprint is in manufacturing, much of which takes place in China.
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You might know someone who travels a lot and is looking for a way to offset their carbon footprint.
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He said that if the plants themselves use renewable energy to run, their carbon footprint could be very small.
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Every second that we delay in reducing our carbon footprint imposes costs on ourselves and on countless future generations.
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Today, Musk is working to expand his automobile company Tesla to decrease the carbon footprint of gasoline-powered vehicles.
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China, a country with the heaviest carbon footprint on the planet, would especially find space-based solar power attractive.
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In August 2018, sheBecause airplane travel has such a heavy carbon footprint — your car emitsrefuses to board any airplanes.
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Not to mention, his three houses add up to a much higher carbon footprint than those of average citizens.
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Without sacrificing the overall quality of the product, every consideration to reduce the brand's carbon footprint has been made.
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By taking these simple measures, the average climate-concerned American can easily cut their direct carbon footprint in half.
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Despite these easy steps, many climate activists remain ambivalent about calling for carbon footprint reductions at the individual level.
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Those companies ought to be boycotted for not having taken action earlier to reduce their supply-chain carbon footprint.
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It shows you a figure which includes a tax calculated to offset your carbon footprint through purchasing carbon credits.
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The move is part of Anheuser-Busch's goal to reduce its operational carbon footprint by 30 percent by 2025.
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So, what are some of the key hurdles for Walmart to reduce its carbon footprint within transportation and logistics?
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And each newsletter will also offer a tip: one thing you can do to reduce your personal carbon footprint.
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In response, we're beginning a new feature that looks at steps individuals can take to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Carbon footprint of plane tickets: 10.6 metric tons, enough to melt a small-apartment-sized piece of the Arctic.
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While they aren't as easy to use as plastic bags, their reduced carbon footprint make them a worthy alternative.
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The construction industry is also starting to take an interest in the carbon footprint of the materials it uses.
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"I'd like to thank the awards for going plant-based and trying to offset our carbon footprint," he said.
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But flying isn't a big part of the average American's carbon footprint, the International Council on Clean Transportation said.
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But flying isn't a big part of the average American's carbon footprint, the International Council on Clean Transportation said.
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She gave up eating meat and traveling via airplane, among other things, in order to reduce her carbon footprint.
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Those efforts have shrunken and offset the tech giant's carbon footprint, but Google's operations still run on fossil fuels.
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A bite of meat typically comes with a bigger carbon footprint than a bite of fruits, vegetables, or grains.
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According to a 2011 study of California's wine industry, boxes reduce the drink's overall carbon footprint by 40 percent.
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Now the Swedish automaker (owned by China's Geely) is setting its sights on another ambitious goal—the carbon footprint.
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At the same time, corporate campuses are trying to reduce the use of private automobiles and their carbon footprint.
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Cassel said adopting green initiatives will not only help reduce the carbon footprint but will help get new customers.
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At the end of last year, Amazon threatened to fire employees who spoke out about the company's carbon footprint.
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Cramer also suggested more companies will begin paying executives bonuses for their carbon-footprint reduction, like Clorox already does.
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Finally, what can save you money, make you more fit, decrease your carbon footprint and absolve snack-related guilt?
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The severity of this problem will be directly linked to our collective willingness to reduce our global carbon footprint.
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How long will the boyfriend your sister brought home lecture the table on the carbon footprint of turkey husbandry?
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Amazon said in February that it would share data on its carbon footprint by the end of the year.
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Carbon footprint figures that might surprise you Meat products have bigger carbon footprints per calorie than grains or vegetables.
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CarbonCure must be "part of a broader array of ways to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete," King said.
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With the carbon footprint of Formula One very high, Hamilton has been criticized on social media for being contradictory.
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The beef industry has reduced its carbon footprint, Dr. Place said, with improvements in cattle genetics and production methods.
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The practice helps the company lessen its carbon footprint by reducing heat, electricity, utilities and vehicle emissions from commutes.
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" He adds: "When we measured the carbon footprint of an FA Community Shield game between Manchester United and Wigan Athletic in 2013 at Wembley Stadium, we found that the carbon footprint of stadium energy use was the equivalent of around 60 tonnes of CO2, whereas fan travel was more like 5,000 tonnes.
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In a recent study published in The Journal of Industrial Ecology, researchers at the Center for Environmental Strategy at the University of Surrey in England estimated the annual carbon footprint of crime in England and Wales, and found that reducing crime could actually cause society's overall carbon footprint of society to increase.
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One of the most effective ways to reduce a city's carbon footprint is to retrofit its buildings to green standards.
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Find other ways to reduce your carbon footprint, too, since climate change and extinction are intertwined in sinister feedback loops.
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That is, the average vegan diet's carbon footprint was about 60 percent lighter than the average diet heavy in meat.
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Downey, who called himself a "one-man carbon footprint nightmare colossus," said the idea came from a roundtable of experts.
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Instead, the study suggests society should focus on reducing the carbon footprint we already have and limiting per-capita consumption.
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It can reinforce over time, she added, not just what their carbon footprint is, but also what progress they're making.
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A growing number of scientists and activists are, like Cobb, taking dramatic personal steps to decrease their personal carbon footprint.
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For all their talk of environmental protections, the Democrats are shockingly unconcerned about the devastating carbon footprint left by China.
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Last year, CalPERS completed a study of its portfolio's carbon footprint, breaking down the greenhouse gas emissions of its companies.
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Y. The council passed a bill that requires large buildings to meet new standards aimed at reducing their carbon footprint.
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Walmart Has Big News For Anyone Who Shops Its Beauty Section5 Beauty Brands That Make Reducing Your Carbon Footprint Easy
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Researchers found that these metered-dose inhalers contribute 3.9% of the carbon footprint of the UK's National Health Service (NHS).
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Why it matters: The role of outside suppliers is crucial because manufacturing makes up three-fourths of Apple's carbon footprint.
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Obviously that means that most of the seafood that comes here is frozen, and it has a large carbon footprint.
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Until autonomous ride-hailing networks hit the mainstream, more rides means more miles driven, which means a greater carbon footprint.
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Scientists interested in quantifying humanity's carbon footprint have been on the trail of man-made reservoirs since the early 2000s.
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Oil firms are increasingly building portfolios of clean energy projects to satisfy investor demands that they reduce their carbon footprint.
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Communications companies are well aware of their heavy carbon footprint and are seeking out places with large renewable energy sectors.
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Amazon also is finally tracking its carbon footprint and for the first time will release a carbon report this year.
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The farm also helps the hospital reduce its carbon footprint and has boosted its image, which helps attract more donors.
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In fact, the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently found that ethanol has a carbon footprint 43 percent smaller than gasoline.
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"A low-carbon footprint is logical and a noble goal to reach," said the mayor, who regularly cycles to work.
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More: Over 2500,1.23 Google employees signed a letter demanding that the company commit to eliminating its carbon footprint by 21.2.
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They hiked, biked, kayaked, and camped; they followed a low-carb ketogenic diet; they tried to minimize their carbon footprint.
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Then again, shipping through those shortened routes means the industry's carbon footprint could actually shrink, even as their profits rise.
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Carbon Footprint calculates that this could have been offset by donating $135 to its "Global Portfolio" of carbon reduction programs.
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Right now, Frontier is celebrating its Green Week initiative, which centers around the company's aim to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Firms that cut their carbon footprint have performed better than their peers who did not make such changes, BlackRock said.
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Made in the UK but shipping worldwide, the cushions are made with zero animal products, helping keep carbon footprint low.
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This represents only 6% of buildings in our global fulfillment network and a fraction of our overall carbon footprint [22].
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In lieu of large-scale agriculture, much of Cuba's farming is now practiced sustainably, diminishing the country's overall carbon footprint.
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Transhumanism is the key to making the Earth pristine again, not forcing people to make less of a carbon footprint.
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Would you, for example, be prepared to pay more for "green" low-carbon footprint aluminium over "black" higher-carbon material?
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As the aviation industry grapples with its carbon footprint, it has also started to feel the effects of global warming.
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Interest in these pared-down, eco-friendly options has grown as people look for ways to cut their carbon footprint.
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Most of the 3 million tourists who came last year flew here, leaving a gigantic carbon footprint in the sky.
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You Can Help Make It Better: The aviation industry represents a big part of the carbon footprint left by Americans.
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But while the efforts so far have lowered the city's emissions, none have come close to erasing its carbon footprint.
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And as a last note, I'll acknowledge that email storage has a carbon footprint just like any other internet activity.
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Each U.K. household would receive the exact same amount, benefiting lower income households that typically have a lower carbon footprint.
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Shell says it supports the Paris accord and is committed to cutting its carbon footprint in half by 2050. 5.
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According to at least one researcher's estimate, Google searches alone account for 40 percent of the entire internet's carbon footprint.
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Their missions are rooted in the idea that the world should eat less real beef given its big carbon footprint.
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The same group of Amazon employees have been pushing the company to reduce its carbon footprint for nearly a year.
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Environmental issues might be climate change policies, greenhouse emissions goals, carbon footprint and renewable energy, such as wind and solar.
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Its annual carbon footprint right now is about 44.4 million metric tons, equivalent to nearly 600,27 tanker trucks of gasoline.
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Its annual carbon footprint right now is about 44.4 million metric tons, equivalent to nearly 600,27 tanker trucks of gasoline.
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Local produce has a smaller carbon footprint than produce from other places because it didn't have to be transported anywhere.
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This way one less thing goes in the trash and you're not increasing your carbon footprint by buying another thing.
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According to Coleman, companies are also starting to change their portfolio mix in a bid to tackle their carbon footprint.
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I like taking transit so I can read or check email on the bus, and to reduce my carbon footprint.
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Working by natural light in her Los Angeles atelier, Ms. Newton "has an almost zero carbon footprint," Ms. Roderick said.
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Plastic, in many cases, is the best alternative in terms of the lowest carbon footprint and has the best solution.
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Despite the chilled stadiums, Qatar has said its World Cup will have the smallest carbon footprint of any before it.
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Rory Smith On Soccer UEFA has taken steps to counter the carbon footprint of a sprawling European championship next summer.
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"Sweden now has the lowest energy cost in the EU, with the lowest carbon footprint," it said, explaining Facebook's move.
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"Our cattle numbers have gone down over a 40-year period, reducing carbon emissions and our carbon footprint," she said.
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With parcel delivery as its core business, for example, as United Parcel Service (UPS) grows so does its carbon footprint.
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Take the Green New Deal's proposal to work with family farmers and ranchers to reduce the carbon footprint of agriculture.
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Ben & Jerry learned that almost half (41%) of their carbon footprint came from the descending colons of its dairy cows.
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Transportation accounts for a third of the city's carbon footprint; it is the largest single sector and it is growing.
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And this isn't the only issue; the carbon footprint involved in travel also has a deleterious effect on the reef.
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At the event, Figueres tells the audience there are three tangible things we can do in 2020 and before we hit 2030: find out what our carbon footprint is using one of many online calculators, determine what are the low hanging fruit and commit to reducing our personal carbon footprint by 50 percent by 2030.
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The IEA is tracking the annual progress of 45 key technologies and sectors in reducing their carbon footprint and air pollution.
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A household in the heart of Wiener's district has an average carbon footprint of about 31 tons of CO2 per year.
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That must include responsible investments which reduce the overall carbon footprint of the oil and gas industry and end-use markets.
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And Volvo is taking a more holistic view by promising to reduce its own carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2025.
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As iFixit noted in a report published last week, over half of an appliance's carbon footprint comes from its manufacturing process.
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Plus, they can help you cut back on your carbon footprint and spending, which should make you feel great about yourself.
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As Wired notes, paper bags have a large carbon footprint, too, and cotton bags require immense amounts of water to manufacture.
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To that end, Backyard hopes to develop a prototype that will leave a much smaller carbon footprint and create less waste.
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A cotton tote bag must be used 131 times before its carbon footprint improves on that of a throwaway carrier bag.
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Launched in 2014, bio-bean has been reducing the cuppa's carbon footprint by turning tons of coffee grounds into biofuel pellets.
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Investors are much more likely to be asking for the specific steps to change rather than just disclosing [a carbon footprint].
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If EPA updated its lifecycle emissions models it would show biofuels like ethanol have a dramatically improved carbon footprint over petroleum.
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He said he was looking to prevent boycotts from spreading to any industry with a significant carbon footprint, such as airlines.
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The company plans to set annual three- to five-year carbon reduction targets beginning in 6900 to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The company plans to set annual three- to five-year carbon reduction targets beginning in 2020 to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The new push, titled "Shipment Zero," ultimately aims to make all of the retailer's shipments have a carbon footprint of zero.
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In the absence of a quick and substantial reduction its carbon footprint, the industry has committed to a carbon-offset program.
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Shell has previously announced ambition to reduce net carbon footprint of the energy products it sells by around half by 2050.
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The map was created in order to demonstrate just how large a carbon footprint is created by the world's cargo ships.
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Isolating the local carbon footprint of each tech headquarters is difficult when few companies have ever provided that kind of data.
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This year, the retail giant said it would finally begin tracking its carbon footprint, but it's developing its own secretive approach.
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And although cremations often have the reputation as being an eco-friendly option, they tend to have an outsize carbon footprint.
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You can calculate your carbon footprint so you can see the impact you have globally and learn ways to reduce it.
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Speaking of climate change: More than 3,500 Amazon employees urged the company to take bold action to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Everywhere, people are weighing up the changes they can make to reduce their carbon footprint, including adopting technologies such as Ecosia.
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"The reduction in our carbon footprint as a result has been substantial," said Steve Levitsky, vice president of sustainability at Perdue.
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The agency determined that the carbon footprint of land-use changes overshadowed any other consideration, and not by a small margin.
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It's hard to imagine a squad of frat boys or rowdy tailgaters actually considering their carbon footprint amid beer-soaked festivities.
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The business said the move would cut the operation's annual carbon footprint by more than 1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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That's why today we are announcing an ambitious goal and a new plan to reduce and ultimately remove Microsoft's carbon footprint.
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Microsoft (MSFT) said it planned to become emissions "negative" by 2030 as a step towards eradicating its entire historic carbon footprint.
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It wants to erase its entire historical carbon footprint by 21, a target that no other major company has set before.
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Bella Hadid is joining the growing number of people who are wary of the carbon footprint left by frequent plane travel.
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As the effort to reduce America's carbon footprint grows, and the coal fleet shrinks, the need for clean energy will increase.
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Year founded: 2009HQ: Durham, NCWhat it does: Phononics is trying to disrupt an industry that has a big carbon footprint — refrigeration.
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The online retailer's program, however, does not go as far as that of Microsoft, whose carbon footprint is less than Amazon's.
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At the gentle end of the spectrum, better labelling could prod consumers to consider the carbon footprint of what they buy.
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The carbon footprint of the bioplastic in the refrigerator is over 80 percent lower compared to conventional plastics currently in use.
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But its employees have continued to press the company to do better on reducing its carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Quincey also said he's confident that Coca-Cola can reduce its carbon footprint 25% by 2020, a goal set in 2013.
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Most importantly, we need to reduce our carbon footprint and encourage policy-makers and major industries to commit to the cause.
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In Western countries, where individuals tend to have a larger carbon footprint, the fertility rate is already falling quite a bit.
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Kerry goes to Iraq and Afghanistan he pushes hard for them to look at GLOBAL WARMING and study the carbon footprint?
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"The carbon footprint of the German electricity system has therefore hardly improved in the past year," said Graichen in his statement.
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Terra, on the other hand, cancels out any carbon footprint associated with its shipment by adding more greenery to the world.
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By some people's definition teaching and childcare are "green jobs" too, owing to their low carbon footprint and social-fabric-building function.
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Switching from oil-based to plant-based plastics dramatically cuts the carbon footprint of a product by around 70 percent, Mayfield said.
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And while natural gas is cleaner than coal, it still has a carbon footprint, so as we use more, we emit more.
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I've always been into recycling, reuse and minimizing my carbon footprint, and I wanted to see how far I could take it.
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In time for Earth Day today, they share advice on how we can all reduce our carbon footprint, starting with our closets.
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The authors say such a program would help reduce the country's carbon footprint, while also providing support to many economically disaffected Americans.
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Amazon stockholders voted down a proposal on Wednesday that asked CEO Jeff Bezos to consider ways to reduce the company's carbon footprint.
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As an "interim step," the firm said it would aim to reduce its net carbon footprint by around 20 percent by 2035.
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Nine eastern states, California, and Washington state have all devised or begun implementing cap-and-trade systems to cut their carbon footprint.
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It's increased rapidly, sometimes doubling in less than six months, and this sort of energy usages comes with a significant carbon footprint.
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The project is backed by Apple, maker of the iPhone, which says it wants to lower the carbon footprint of its products.
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One study done by the Australian government in 2007 found that plastic bags also have a lower carbon footprint than paper bags.
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"We were already reducing our carbon footprint, but the Challenge is a reason to do more," said Sean Verney, the general manager.
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Amazon is calling its program "Shipment Zero," and plans to publicly publish its carbon footprint for the first time later this year.
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It didn't bother her that others caught a quick flight from Baltimore to New Orleans without a thought of their carbon footprint.
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Their innovations have dramatically reduced the carbon footprint of their homes and kept the materials used to a minimum without sacrificing quality.
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The company claims its packaging is also environmentally friendly — generating 80 percent less landfill waste and a 60 percent smaller carbon footprint.
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Colombia, for example, is one of several countries changing biofuel policies to prioritize the use of varieties with a lower carbon footprint.
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Once we add printer cartridges refills to our portfolio, we shall be able to reduce the carbon-footprint in business/offices too.
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We're cutting our carbon footprint at home, because that's what's best for our people, and our friends around the world are watching.
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Terrapass carbon offset You might know someone who travels a lot and is looking for a way to offset their carbon footprint.
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Academics, both individually and institutionally, should demonstrate their moral commitment to climate action by lowering the carbon footprint of their professional activities.
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We could also balance traffic across the entire road network to not only reduce travel time, but also reduce our carbon footprint.
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Meghan and Harry have expressed their environmentally-conscious plans in the past, including only having two children to reduce their carbon footprint.
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The teenager refuses to board any airplanes because of their high carbon footprint, and typically travels by train when moving around Europe.
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Luckily, there are many eco-friendly gifts that let you reduce your carbon footprint while still lighting up a loved one's face.
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If you need a little bit of perspective, that's only slightly less than the annual carbon footprint of the entire transportation industry.
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Consider what the average upper-middle-class American would actually have to do to make a substantial dent in her carbon footprint.
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The company has been making a big push over the past couple of years to reduce its carbon footprint across the board.
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Some mattresses are even made with eco-friendly materials, so you can relax and minimise your carbon footprint at the same time.
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Except the students demanded whether Ms. Frederiksen knew the carbon footprint of the red roses her party gave away at campaign stops.
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Its promoters also boast that it has a lower carbon footprint, requiring three times less heat to create than standard limestone concrete.
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While widespread adoption is far off, Odason and Hachmon hope Bond's success could also reduce the carbon footprint of the logistics business.
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You're already increasing your carbon footprint simply by being on a long-haul flight, so why not avoid using single-use plastics?
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Underground natural gas pipelines have a smaller carbon footprint and a significantly better safety record than the transportation of coal and oil.
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His firm's latest investment is in Petros Pace Finance, which specializes in financing commercial properties that want to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Higher prices for California carbon credits tend to lead to higher premiums for advanced biofuels, with smaller carbon footprint, the analyst said.
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Not exactly a good look for a candidate who is constantly barking about climate change and the size of America's carbon footprint.
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Last month, Nestlé announced a set of environmental initiatives meant to reduce its carbon footprint, including a focus on plant-based products.
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Yet another study showed that a four-day workweek or 25% decline in work hours led to a big carbon footprint reduction.
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By 2025, the company aims to reduce its carbon footprint by 40 percent through electric vehicles and also through its supply chain.
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Vehicle emissions standards are set in Washington, even though reining in auto emissions would be critical to reducing the country's carbon footprint.
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Giving up overnight shipping from Amazon and other online shops in 2020 will go a long way to reducing your carbon footprint.
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In 2017, aluminum was responsible for about a quarter of the company's carbon footprint from manufacturing, according to its environmental responsibility report.
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So if you're looking to reduce your own carbon footprint, cutting back on burgers and steaks is a good place to start.
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But desalination in the Middle East has a large carbon footprint as the region is reliant on energy-intensive thermal desalination plants.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon wants to reduce its carbon footprint and give customers more control over when they receive their packages.
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Climate change isn't about the carbon footprint Al Gore leaves when he jets into Davos to deliver a speech, argues Ocasio-Cortez.
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While natural gas does offer some energy efficiency improvements, it is not a renewable resource and contributes to the company's carbon footprint.
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"Earlier this year, we announced that we will share our company-wide carbon footprint, along with related goals and programs," Amazon said.
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Both companies also say they're trying to reduce the amount of packaging each delivery requires and the carbon footprint of their vehicles.
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A carbon footprint is basically the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions that anything -- a person, organization, event or product -- has produced.
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New York (CNN)Many Silicon Valley companies want to reduce their carbon footprint, but some are doing so from the ground up.
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The study finds that the average European citizen's diet has a substantive carbon footprint, a sixth of which comes from deforestation emissions.
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These pigs will be more environmentally friendly with a smaller carbon footprint, she announces to the press, but will still "taste fucking good".
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While sitting for several hours watching back-to-back episodes of Narcos or Transparent seems harmless, we're actually leaving a massive carbon footprint.
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"For a so-called green event it has perhaps the biggest carbon footprint of any event in London this year," the website says.
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Left unchecked, its carbon footprint is expected to soar in coming decades—just as emissions from cars and power plants flatline or decline.
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Other surveys have suggested, however, that vegetarian diets in the US still have about half the carbon footprint that meat-heavy diets do.
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The all-electric fleet is meant to help Anheuser-Busch in its efforts to cut its carbon footprint by 30 percent by 2025.
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It reinforces plans outlined in 2017, when the business stated its ambition to cut the "net carbon footprint" of energy products it sells.
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Furthermore, the Paris Climate Accord excludes aviation and bunker shipping—which together make up 12 percent of tourism's carbon footprint—from its targets.
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With so much progress made on the renewable energy side, Apple is now attacking the much trickier carbon footprint of its supply chain.
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In 2016, Apple's comprehensive carbon footprint was 29.5 million metric tons – a 23 percent drop from 2015's total of 38.4 million tons.
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DeBeers, for instance, uses its manufactured diamonds on silicon microchips with a zero carbon footprint, thanks to its use of solar power credits.
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The plan is to fund low-carbon transportation projects like mass transit and electric vehicles, in order to shrink the American carbon footprint.
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"While we have set this ambition to reduce our net carbon footprint, we may have a period in which Shell's absolute emissions increase."
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The company set a goal of reducing its carbon footprint per vehicle by 40% by 2025 and ultimately becoming carbon neutral by 2040.
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But manufacturing comprises 74% of Apple's carbon footprint, and it's carried out by independent supplier companies who own and operate their own factories.
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The presence of plants purifies the air, and producing wines locally creates a lower carbon footprint than importing them from Europe or elsewhere.
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The company then resells this clean electricity, at variable wholesale prices, into that faraway grid, thereby helping to offset its overall carbon footprint.
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Because China accounts for nearly a third of all carbon emissions worldwide, this drove humanity's collective carbon footprint down by 20153 percent. Progress!
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DeBeers, for instance, uses its manufactured diamonds on silicon microchips with a zero carbon footprint, thanks to its use of solar power credits.
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Home Depot is slashing the carbon footprint of its big box stores by using green energy tech that fits in a little box.
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Like most of its products, these come sans packaging — so you can feel good about lightening your carbon footprint when buying in bulk.
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We've compared what's out there to come up with this list of the 7 best credit cards to help offset your carbon footprint.
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We're designing components that are lighter weight and reduce the carbon footprint of flying, and we're doing that by learning from slime mold.
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It's really important to keep repurposing aluminum cans because the longer they're re-used the bigger the offset for their large carbon footprint.
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The state's ultimate goal is to produce net-zero energy homes that reduce the state's carbon footprint and make buildings energy self-sufficient.
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"What is most important is that the substance of the negotiating text will allow for meaningful management of aviation's carbon footprint," he said.
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Bicycle Capital's aim is to help companies reduce their carbon footprint, improve employee wellness and provide a more cost-effective approach to transportation.
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What this year proved was that more incentives, along with improved state and federal standards, for renewables can significantly impact our carbon footprint.
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We must reduce our carbon footprint, eat the right food, stop cutting down our forests, and begin putting the Earth — our home — first.
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Out of all business sectors, transportation generates the most greenhouse gas, and it's sometimes an easy way to reduce your trip's carbon footprint.
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Via says that just one commuter deciding to carpool with other riders reduces that person's carbon footprint as much as planting 17 trees.
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It's not OK to buy basil that was grown in a greenhouse in Spain—the transport cost and carbon footprint is not right.
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Growing food locally for the firm's 30 UAE clients - mainly restaurants and hotels - means a smaller carbon footprint, and saves on transport costs.
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Four of the funds - including for police and firefighters - also chose Trucost plc to perform a carbon footprint analysis of public equity investments.
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Always a bit of an environmentalist, in recent years she became more serious about doing everything she could to reduce her carbon footprint.
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Whatever you think about plastic bags, they're actually leaving less of a carbon footprint than totes, at least when it comes to manufacturing.
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Building owners may seem like an odd target for many urban environmentalists, but buildings often comprise the bulk of a city's carbon footprint.
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The net carbon footprint of 8 ounces of lamb or beef is 85033 times greater than an equivalent meal of fruit and vegetables.
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Engineers are currently working to enable the use of 3-D printing while using less energy to reduce the carbon footprint of manufacturing.
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"A recycled PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottle has a much lower carbon footprint than an aluminium can or a returned glass bottle," said Quincey.
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Story at a glance If you don't know how to best reduce your carbon footprint and alleviate climate change, this website can help.
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While breaking up the company might benefit its customers and smaller competitors, it would do little to reduce the company's massive carbon footprint.
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There's no telling which ones, but as Amazon gets bigger, so will its carbon footprint—not to mention its influence on American consumerism.
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An analysis of the Impossible Burger 2.0 found that its carbon footprint is 89 percent smaller than a burger made from a cow.
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That's an improvement from the 1.0, and Impossible Foods hopes it can slice the carbon footprint even more as it scales its operations.
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At least when you cut your own carbon footprint, you can see a significant percentage change in your own contribution to global warming.
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In the long term, there are possibilities for expanding this feature to include options based on price, speed, and even your carbon footprint.
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Casa Campinarana in Manaus, Brazil, has most of its living spaces on the top floor to reduce deforestation and the building's carbon footprint.
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Leaks from natural gas drilling operations could offset many of the gains natural gas provides in shrinking the carbon footprint of energy production.
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Many of the ingredients in Mr. van der Merwe's kitchen, and on the plate, are hyper-local and bear virtually no carbon footprint.
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"This will create economic opportunities to develop jobs and to process materials close to home to reduce energy and carbon footprint," he said.
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Climate researchers called on corporations making these meat substitutes and touting environmental benefits to continue assessing the carbon footprint of their production methods.
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Smarter Living: There are simple ways to be a more conscious consumer, whether by reducing your carbon footprint or buying from ethical sources.
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On Tuesday, J Sainsbury vowed to splash out 4.73 billion pounds on cutting its carbon footprint to zero in the next 20 years.
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As we've become more conscious of our carbon footprint and placed a renewed emphasis on sustainability in how we consume, so have hotels.
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From a carbon footprint point of view, he said, purse seine, the method used to fish anchovies, "is pretty good," Mr. Levin said.
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Here's another chart, which shows that less meat is nearly always better than sustainable meat when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint.
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After a tour comes to an end, Reverb calculates the tour's total carbon footprint to determine the offset necessary to be carbon neutral.
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An analysis of the latest Impossible Burger found that its carbon footprint is 89 percent smaller than a burger made from a cow.
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Reducing emissions "The first immediate task for all parts of the industry is reducing the carbon footprint of their own operations," said Birol.
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This is due to many factors, including that many Americans want to reduce their carbon footprint and save money on their electric bill.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled a new set of programs designed to reduce the company's carbon footprint Thursday, including purchasing 1000,1000 electric trucks.
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Smarter Living: There are simple ways to be a more conscious consumer, whether by reducing your carbon footprint or buying from ethical sources.
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The decision, which greatly reduced her carbon footprint, was a big one for Ernman, as it meant giving up her international performing career.
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According to a 2013 study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, online shopping potentially creates a smaller carbon footprint than shopping in stores.
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Still, it is ultimately a gesture — not the kind of long-term change that could actually reduce the carbon footprint of magazine-making.
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And it is... the UK. In that period, the average Briton has grown 45% wealthier, while reducing his/her carbon footprint by 33%.
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The carbon footprint this all leaves is staggering: 3.3 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions, or about 7 percent of total global emissions.
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Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski said the cities create a disproportionate share of their countries' economic output but also have an outsized carbon footprint.
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The Shift Project, a French think tank, reported that, in 2018, online video viewing produced a carbon footprint comparable to that of Spain.
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How much does having that lower carbon footprint for a petrochemical company go-- do you think go into investors' sentiment around your company?
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You could go into the office of a human portfolio manager and convince them that Exxon is working to lower their carbon footprint.
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The country with no carbon footprint While many nations are struggling to reduce their carbon emissions, one tiny country is already carbon negative.
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That is one of the biggest reasons that the global carbon footprint of smartphones is projected to increase by 730 percent this decade.
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Apps like Oroeco let you track your daily carbon footprint and turn it into a game, making suggestions on how to do better.
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Oivind Haraldsen, Danske Bank's global head of shipping, said more institutions would join the efforts to cut the carbon footprint of the sector.
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About one-third carbon dioxide by mass, the cement-like substance reduces its carbon footprint by sequestering carbon dioxide inside the finished product.
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Under the scheme, customers would pay different prices for copper depending on the carbon footprint or impact on a local community of its production.
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"Mitigation efforts haven't worked because the carbon footprint increases strongly with an increase in affluence and decreases weakly with improvements in technology," Malik noted.
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The carbon footprint of beef production fell 16 percent from 1977 to 2007, with much of that reduction resulting from responsible use of technologies.
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Tesla needs to decrease the cost of driving to increase access to electric vehicles and ultimately reduce electricity needs and the overall carbon footprint.
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It's incredibly difficult to measure a carbon footprint directly, so scientists are often forced to estimate how much carbon is produced by different activities.
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Consumers are paying more attention to their carbon footprint and it could cost airlines billions of dollars, Citi said in a note to clients.
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It is also deploying 11 new mega-ships including the MSC Gulsun - the world's largest container ship - with the lowest carbon footprint by design.
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The employees are pushing Amazon to approve a shareholder resolution that would force the company to unveil a plan to combat its carbon footprint.
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And fittingly, it's shipped in a plastic-free package with biodegradable packing peanuts, to further promote the brand's mission to reduce our carbon footprint.
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A 2013 study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology determined that online shopping could create a smaller carbon footprint compared to in-person shopping.
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Don't love K-Cups and want to cut down on your carbon footprint, or even just be able to use your own coffee grounds?
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A few other futuristic ideas that could help reduce the airline industry's carbon footprint are also being tested, things like biofuels and electric engines.
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The Miami Heat also said it "cuts down our carbon footprint, and reduces your risk when it comes to lost, stolen, or counterfeit tickets."
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A new study from University of Washington researchers indicates that drone delivery may indeed lead to a lower carbon footprint — if it's done properly.
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And since reducing your carbon footprint is now more of a responsibility than a fad, you don't have to worry about using more paper.
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Driving the news: Those are 2 of several announcements Tuesday that arrive amid scrutiny of Big Tech's carbon footprint and work with oil companies.
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Nuclear power faces stiff competition from cheaper fuels like natural gas, solar and wind, while its reliability, resilience and zero-carbon footprint go undervalued.
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Kibert said there are two methods for reducing the carbon footprint beyond zero-energy homes: a low-carbon grid and better renewable energy storage.
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The investments in ecosystems are part of Shell's plan to reduce its net carbon footprint by 2% to 3% over the next three years.
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So call your members of congress, demand re-entry into the Paris Climate Agreement, reduce your carbon footprint, and vote in every single election.
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Katie Holmes' carbon footprint just shrank a size after she hopped on the subway in NYC, and blended in with the other metro riders.
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Uniper argues its coal- and gas-fired power plants are not a good fit for Fortum, which is trying to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Tall steel-and-concrete buildings tend to have a large carbon footprint, in part because of the amount of material required to support them.
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State leaders and diplomats perhaps spend more time in the air than anyone — and typically with little regard for the carbon footprint they leave.
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Diamond Foundry claims what sets it apart from competitors is that it uses its solar power credits to reduce its carbon footprint to zero.
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Luxury buildings are responsible for nearly half the city's carbon footprint and may have to ditch hallmark features to meet the city's new requirements.
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The company expects that, by replacing its entire semitruck shipping fleet with renewable powered options, it will reduce its carbon footprint by 18 percent.
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In this year's Deloitte Resources Study, 68 percent of electric power buyers said they are very concerned about climate change and their carbon footprint.
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Champagne became the world's first wine-growing region to examine its carbon footprint and implement a carbon plan, as a result of worrying statistics.
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Thunberg and her allies point out that cutting down on flying is one of the best ways for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Completely eliminating your carbon footprint would mean to stop flying all together, but that's not always feasible — especially for people who fly for work.
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For the past eight years, Bezos has ignored requests from the nonprofit Carbon Disclosure Project, which collects the carbon footprint data of large corporations.
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Clothing companies in the rich world conveniently outsourced the work (and the carbon footprint) to places with low labor standards and low environmental regulations.
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The industry says it is shrinking its carbon footprint and its sustainability plan is among the most ambitious and globally focused of any industry.
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The recycling process for each also requires a different amount of water and energy and comes with a unique (and sometimes hefty) carbon footprint.
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The transportation carbon footprint of everything we consume is pretty intense — it might be more intense than manufacturing those products in the first place.
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If we got more efficient with electric grid capacity, we would substantially reduce our carbon footprint and people would be likely to copy us.
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I've been trolled enough to know, at least somewhere in my brain, that what trolls say is as useless as my own carbon footprint.
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Meanwhile, Beijing has been approving new coal mining capacity in recent months despite a push to promote clean energy and reduce its carbon footprint.
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Trilobites It sounds simple: If something has a big carbon footprint and you get rid of it, you eliminate those carbon dioxide emissions. Right?
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Study after study has found that people living in compact cities have a smaller carbon footprint than those in sprawling cities or suburban areas.
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"To distribute cut flowers is like distributing rugs made by child laborers," Mr. Madsen said, alluding to the carbon footprint of overseas corporatized farming.
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"Earlier this year, we announced that we will share our companywide carbon footprint, along with related goals and programs," he said in a statement.
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Investors are putting an optimistic face on the changed landscape, saying they welcome the reduced carbon footprint and the greater efficiency of online pitches.
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Potentially complicating this transaction further: The artist, who lives in Berlin, rarely makes trans-Atlantic trips in an effort to reduce his carbon footprint.
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De Vries analyzed one mine in China whose carbon footprint was "simply shocking," emitting carbon dioxide at the same rate as a Boeing 747.
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Environmental advocates and even the United Nations have hyped a "locavore" diet as a way to reduce your carbon footprint and help the climate.
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According to the Zero to Market report, the average professional carbon footprint of a fashion buyer is twice that of an average global citizen.
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They don't involve raising any animals on factory farms, they don't use antibiotics, and in some cases they boast a vastly lower carbon footprint.
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So if you're looking to lessen your carbon footprint wherever you can, why not invest in something more sustainable to dress your gadgets in?
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Powering this step with renewable energy would go a long way toward reducing the cement industry's carbon footprint—and Solpart proved it was possible.
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Most airlines have plans to decrease their carbon footprint, and, as you travel this holiday season, you can be a part of it, too.
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In the meantime, he has been meeting with scientists who want to reduce the use of plastics and decrease the world's growing carbon footprint.
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Hold corporations to account, sue your government, be responsible for your own carbon footprint, change the bank you use, change the way you live?
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The National Climate Bank would pull together the public and private investment needed to transition to an economy with pretty much no carbon footprint.
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Even so, studies show that e-commerce actually creates less of a carbon footprint than brick-and-mortar stores, although it's a tenuous edge.
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The attractions have prompted environmental concerns, and some cities have canceled them, citing the size of the carbon footprint needed to maintain the sites.
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Following news of the walkout, Jeff Bezos pledged to reduce the company's carbon footprint by 2040, a decade earlier than the Paris climate accords.
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"This is a clear commitment towards reducing our carbon footprint, as well as contributing to a better air quality in our cities," Samuelsson continued.
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Simply put, it's tough for companies in India to keep pace with its growth and drastically reduce their carbon footprint at the same time.
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Coca Cola, for instance, aims to cut the carbon footprint of "the drink in your hand" by 25 percent by 2020 from 2010 levels.
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The study estimates that a first-class seat could have a carbon footprint as much as nine times as big as an economy one.
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In October, more than 190 countries agreed to reduce the carbon footprint of air travel through a combination of offsets and improvements in efficiency.
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To limit the carbon footprint and ensure sustainability, brick production ideally would take place close to treatment plants and biosolids stockpiles, said Dr. Mohajerani.
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His research has found that overloading the consumer with information on carbon footprint, working conditions or toxicological impacts does not always change their habits.
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Nike has also committed to reducing its carbon footprint by 30% by 2030 through its partnership with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
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We occasionally hear criticism from readers who say that, as climate reporters, we should be reducing our own carbon footprint by avoiding air travel.
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We don't know if it's to cancel out their carbon footprint or get in shape, but more people are turning to biking than ever before.
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On the one hand, this isn't surprising—many experts believe we aren't reducing our collective carbon footprint quickly enough to align with the Paris goal.
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The Canadian firm said it intended to do so, highlighting commitments including a detailed plan to reduce its carbon footprint by 30 percent by 2030.
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The increase in U.S. emissions would be a major global setback, given how rapidly the world's carbon footprint needs to shrink over the next decade.
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Electric vehicles don't always have a better carbon footprint than diesel cars due to their manufacturing process, according to ADAC, Germany's most important automobile club.
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"On a global and annual basis, our purchases of solar and wind energy zero out the entire carbon footprint of our electricity use," they note.
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As part of a bigger effort to reduce its carbon footprint, Volvo unveiled its first fully electric vehicle at an event in Los Angeles Wednesday.
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Vancouver has the lowest per capita carbon footprint of any city in North America, in part because the province is blessed with ample hydroelectric power.
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So shrinking the carbon footprint of cars is critical in limiting contributions to climate change and increasing fuel economy is a step in this direction.
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It lists the top 100 things we can do to reduce our carbon footprint this century and hopefully stave off the worst of climate change.
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Other emerging technologies, like smart building controls and fuel cells, are also expected to slim down our carbon footprint once they're ready for prime-time.
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Even if a company like Amazon were to streamline the supply chain, the carbon footprint of any mango traveling 9,000 miles would still be huge.
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"Major investments in renewable energy are a critical step to address our carbon footprint globally," Amazon's director of sustainability, Kara Hurst, said in a statement.
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Seattle-based Amazon said it spent the past two years mapping its carbon footprint and figuring out ways to reduce carbon use across the company.
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So, The New York Times has put together a guide about reducing your personal carbon footprint, written by our climate team's own Livia Albeck-Ripka.
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The credit facility, which has two one-year extension options, is not for directly funding the company's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, Roesaeg said.
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Cutting that massive carbon footprint is the single most important action we can take to protect future generations from the growing dangers of climate change.
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And all three see "sustainability" as "a market driver", to quote Rio, as major users include carbon footprint and environmental performance in their buying criteria.
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Importantly, income level is an excellent predictor of emissions; the more educated and affluent a shopper is, the researchers found, the larger her carbon footprint.
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The new buildings themselves are also sustainable and built in conjunction with city efforts to reduce the urban carbon footprint and use of other resources.
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The company expects that, by replacing its entire semi-truck shipping fleet with renewable powered options, it will reduce its carbon footprint by 18 percent.
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Oil: Also, offshore wind has the lowest 'cradle to grave' carbon footprint, whereas gas and oil emit both carbon and methane, two hazardous greenhouse gases.
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However, we might still be a long way from reducing our carbon footprint, especially since 38% of the world's electricity still comes from burning coal.
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Shell announced on Tuesday that it will aim to cut its carbon footprint by 20 percent by 0003 and halve its CO2 emissions by 2050.
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When transporting large quantities of crude oil over long distances, the carbon footprint of a pipeline is about 61 to 77 percent smaller than rail.
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Each quarter, the company releases a sustainability report outlining their current and future efforts in sourcing sustainable materials, ethical factories, and reducing its carbon footprint.
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Buildings and transport are also the main emitters of greenhouse gases at the city level - and their carbon footprint should be lowered, said the report.
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China, which already invests massively in clean energy like wind and solar, has timetables for reducing its carbon footprint numbers ways in the coming decades.
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Amazon has previously pledged to make half of its shipments carbon neutral by 2030 and to reveal its carbon footprint before 2020, according to Bloomberg.
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Choices can be made at each step of the death care process to limit waste, reduce the carbon footprint and even nourish the local ecosystem.
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Others are disturbed by the idea of expanding their carbon footprint — having a child is one of the costliest environmental actions a person can take.
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Once flowers are cut they have to be refrigerated and flown to the United States, a process that gives the fragrant blooms their carbon footprint.
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Though chicken has a smaller carbon footprint than conventionally raised beef, "switching from beef to chicken" (as your article suggests) is not a sustainable option.
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There is a miniature water-treatment facility integrated into the structure, along with solar panels for electricity and natural heating to reduce the carbon footprint.
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It takes a few days to get used to the paper, but they're worth it if you're looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
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Workers with the group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice are demanding that the company adopt a resolution to eliminate its massive carbon footprint by 300.
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Measures in several French cities have included plans to limit cars in Paris and the disappearance of skating rinks whose carbon footprint had elicited concern.
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Many people contrasted evidence of the Kardashian family&aposs large carbon footprint, like constant private-jet use, with the effects of Australia&aposs climate disaster.
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But there's something that might drastically cut down on both your heating bills and your carbon footprint, no matter where you live: a heat pump.
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Your lifetime carbon footprint is so high you're forcing kids born today to emit eight times less than you just to hit a modest goal.
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Today, the supply chain makes up one-third of the total carbon footprint throughout the lifecycle of a new vehicle, according to CTO Henrik Green.
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Not only will this reduce your carbon footprint, but it will also help small food producers to compete with big food and farming businesses. 5.
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With the growth of a global middle class, or "consuming class," humanity's carbon footprint is destined to expand well beyond what sheer population trends suggest.
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Bezos also didn't address the massive size of Amazon's carbon footprint, which was revealed for the first time Thursday on a new Amazon sustainability website.
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Ice skating in France: Some cities have canceled their outdoor skating rinks, citing concerns about the size of the carbon footprint needed to maintain them.
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The BUS option is in some ways Careem's answer to Uber Pool, a way of helping people cut their carbon footprint and keeping costs down.
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As an eco-friendly company, Yardbird also partners with Carbon Fund to offset 100% of its carbon footprint, and its packaging contains 50% recycled materials.
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Countries and cities tackling climate change need to make their assumptions more transparent and take a more holistic view of their carbon footprint (see article).
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If you weren't already thinking about how air travel contributes to your carbon footprint, you probably are now that "flying shame" has entered the vernacular.
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While ranchers claim they're trying to reduce their carbon footprint, in reality livestock removal is a far more effective option from a climate change standpoint.
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For the first time, its base is made out of 100% recycled aluminum to help reduce the computer's carbon footprint by 50%, according to Apple.
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Investment bank Citi has also warned that "flight shaming" could result in a slowdown in air travel as people look to reduce their carbon footprint.
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"We are doing things to offset our carbon footprint, we have solar panels, we replant trees," says Andria Huskinson at Alta Ski Area in Utah.
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In November this year Sweden's central bank said it would sell its holdings of bonds issued by Alberta because its carbon footprint is too large.
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I try to tell myself I've offset that impact by choosing not to have children and avoiding the massive carbon footprint that comes with kids.
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Global soccer body FIFA, England's Premier League and individual clubs would take remedial action if a light was shone on their carbon footprint, he added.
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The Chinese talk of climate change and carbon footprint but don't clean up their factories-but they sell us the equipment to clean up ours!
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He traveled in a fuel convoy — one of the military's most dangerous missions — and learned how the military is working to reduce its own carbon footprint.
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But if you're on an island with essentially no carbon footprint there isn't much you can do to prevent global warming -- aside from sharing your story.
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Yeah, you can buy a new, cheap laptop, but maybe this Earth Day you want to cut down your carbon footprint by purchasing a refurbished one.
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This "carbon footprint" argument is a more salient point than his first one, but it doesn't just apply to electric cars — it applies to all products.
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In an announcement Wednesday, the mining giant said the move would cut the operation's annual carbon footprint by more than 1 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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That means leftover food will be sent to food banks, scraps will be composted and it will have a much lower carbon footprint than other stores.
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And since items made from them are lighter than those made from glass, steel, wood or cardboard, plastics are also helping us reduce our carbon footprint.
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"We are taking important steps towards turning our Net Carbon Footprint ambition into reality by setting shorter-term targets," CEO Van Beurden said in a statement.
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He said the ad positioned the product as eco-friendly because customers would only have to use one coat of paint, thus reducing their carbon footprint.
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More recently, she's called for a North American Climate Compact to buddy up with Canada and Mexico on aggressive initiatives to reduce the continent's carbon footprint.
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They could have simply been catching up after spending months away from each other or, who knows, attempting to cut their combined carbon footprint by carpooling.
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" — OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo "I do think the oil and gas industry has a big responsibility to minimize the carbon footprint of its own operations.
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By then it has also vowed to cut the carbon footprint of its equity portfolio by 25%; and to invest an extra €4bn in sustainable energy.
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EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc said road charging could be very useful in the EU executive's efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of the transport sector.
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By relying on a nearby hydroelectric dam, wind farm, or nuclear plant instead of coal or natural gas, data centers could dramatically cut their carbon footprint.
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New meat-like foods are on the menu and beef sellers are searching for ways to satisfy red-meat diets without the carbon footprint of cows.
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Oxfam has estimated that the average carbon footprint of someone in the world's richest 222% could be 2200 times that of someone in the poorest 22015%.
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Yet, the head of the International Energy Industry on Monday said the oil industry may be taking the issue of tackling its carbon footprint too lightly.
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"In comparison to local biofuels such as corn ethanol, cane ethanol from Brazil has a much lower carbon footprint," said F.O. Licht managing director Christoph Berg.
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"You'll save $3000 (that's enough for a family holiday, or a jet-ski), and you'll also feel better about your carbon footprint," according to the website.
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An all-electric plane could make a dent in the carbon emissions produced by the airline industry, but battery production comes with a carbon footprint, too.
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Staff and students were "determined to help deliver the step change we need to cut our carbon footprint drastically and as quickly as possible," Corner said.
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Crow's proposal does not directly mandate the Pentagon to reduce its carbon footprint, but he argued that will be a byproduct of adapting to climate change.
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McDonald's said it would put the greatest emphasis on the largest contributors to its carbon footprint: beef production, restaurant energy usage and sourcing, packaging and waste.
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As mayor, Gillum reduced the carbon footprint of Tallahassee's consumers by 20 percent, in a state whose governor, Rick Scott, has questioned whether climate change exists.
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Frontier Airlines is launching a Green Week initiative, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint even more (it is already 39% more fuel-efficient than other airlines).
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The lawmakers say the legislation would not only cut the carbon footprint of the country's fleet of housing units but enrich the lives of their inhabitants.
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The lawmakers say the legislation would not only cut the carbon footprint of the country's fleet of housing units but enrich the lives of their inhabitants.
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, oil shale also has a carbon footprint that is 23 percent to 73 percent greater than conventionally extracted crude oil.
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About three-fourth's of the company's total carbon footprint is from manufacturing, and the emissions from electricity to power those facilities is a major reason why.
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Perhaps hoping to distract from Greenpeace's latest report on its "dirty cloud," Amazon this morning announced a new environmental commitment, focused on reducing its carbon footprint.
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By remaining true to good environmental practices, I can reduce my own carbon footprint by more than 10,000 pounds of carbon going into the atmosphere yearly.
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Carbon credits are permits that allow governments and other organizations to emit a limited amount of carbon dioxide with the aim of reducing their carbon footprint.
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It's made in a factory based in Shenzhen, China that's been around since the 1950s and is known for its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.
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Amazon has previously pledged to make half of its shipments carbon neutral by 2030 and to reveal its carbon footprint to before 2020, according to Bloomberg.
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As for its carbon footprint, Mr. Kirima was eager to point out that Kenya's greenhouse gas emissions are a fraction of the levels of industrialized countries.
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And depending on how they're raised, the carbon footprint of chickens can be on par with that of rice, or tomatoes and peppers raised in greenhouses.
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CreditCreditWolfgang Rattay/Reuters One of the world's largest hotel chains has installed a cogeneration plant in Midtown Manhattan in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Thus, the more plant foods and the fewer animal foods you eat, the lower your carbon footprint and the less you would contribute to animal suffering.
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It will then work with the agency to independently assess its total emissions and carbon footprint, and set a target to achieve net-zero carbon emissions.
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Replacing beef or lamb with chicken or pork — again, regardless of where you get the products from — is an effective way to reduce your carbon footprint.
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Finally, one recent HuffPost piece turkey-shamed us all, suggesting that, for this beloved holiday, we consider curbing "the carbon footprint" of our turkeys and travel.
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To minimise the company's carbon footprint, it uses sea transport rather than air freight, and it offsets the shipping emissions via a company called CO2 balance.
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To minimise the company's carbon footprint, it uses sea transport rather than air freight, and it offsets the shipping emissions via a company called CO2 balance.
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Meanwhile, Amazon is working on other initiatives that will almost certainly increase its carbon footprint, like speeding up Prime two-day shipping to merely 24 hours.
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In an effort to reduce her carbon footprint, climate activist Greta Thunberg — who is Time&aposs 23 Person of the Year — hasn&apost flown since 22.
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Reusable shopping bags and totes are a great way to cut down on plastic and paper usage and lessen your carbon footprint in your grocery routine.
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Studies have shown that when delivery trucks make fewer than six stops on their route, they create a greater carbon footprint than brick-and-mortar stores.
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Avoiding air travel is one easy way to lower your carbon footprint significantly, but you can also buy carbon offsets for the flights you can't avoid.
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Mercedes-Benz is pushing this angle hard because, like the other major automakers, the company committed to a long-term goal of reducing its carbon footprint.
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Friends of the Earth, which advocates for environmental causes, issues a periodic Cruise Ship Report Card that compares the carbon footprint of 16 major cruise lines.
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But for some reason, a lot of people who fret about their carbon footprint aren't sweating the vegetables and rump steak they toss into the garbage.
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"Weddings can have a big carbon footprint, so we like to give brides and guests an easy way to make the wedding carbon neutral," Aflalo explains.
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If cities are properly planned with energy-efficient buildings and mass transport, the carbon footprint of middle-class households will be reduced by perhaps 10 percent.
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Despite the enormous carbon footprint of U.S. businesses at home and abroad, debates on trade and climate in the U.S. have historically happened in separate sandboxes.
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This major airline is going carbon neutral European airlines have been leading the way in cutting their carbon footprint amid growing alarm about the climate crisis.
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Plus, it's made out of premium recycled yarn from Italy, which means it has half the carbon footprint as some of the brand's Grade-A cashmere.
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Skipping a "hop on-hop off" tour bus in favor of joining a walking tour while on holiday can reduce your carbon footprint, Kristinsson points out.
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Even my dog has adopted a vegan lifestyle—most pet owners don't realize the carbon footprint their pet has just from the food and treats alone.
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Once you know your carbon footprint, and what part of your lifestyle contributes the most to it, you can then find ways to lessen your impact.
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"We are taking important steps towards turning our Net Carbon Footprint ambition into reality by setting shorter-term targets," Ben van Beurden said in a statement.
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The study highlighted the damage caused by private jets, but did not say how much of the players' carbon footprint was for individual or team travel.
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The plan, without getting into specifics, leans heavily into the notion that high-speed rail could go a long way toward reducing the country's carbon footprint.
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Waitrose isn't implying that its customers are eating that shit (it's all decidedly in the inedible category), but it is trying to further shrink its carbon footprint.
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"It will result in providing a sustainable solution – reducing the carbon footprint while enriching the lives of people in various communities here in Abu Dhabi," he said.
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"Glyphosate-based herbicides enable farmers to control weeds with little or no tillage, which dramatically reduces the carbon footprint and helps farmers maintain healthier soil," Bayer said.
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Once income levels rose above $22017,000, a 10 percent increase in wealth from there on would lead to a nearly 13 percent increase of the carbon footprint.
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About 77 percent of the company's total carbon footprint comes from manufacturing sites and companies that Apple neither owns nor directly operates, the company said in 2016.
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Greater use of zero-carbon energy sources, underpinned by ever cheaper renewables, is well under way across the country, helping to reduce its still oversized carbon footprint.
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By reducing the mileage employees have to drive, users not only see increased productivity from their employees but, as Šarić noted, also reduce their overall carbon footprint.
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It's a concept that Moriba Jah, one of the MIT team's partners, calls the "space footprint" — similar to the concept of a carbon footprint here on Earth.
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"We are encouraged that each of you have pledged to reduce your carbon footprint and have committed other efforts like pursuing renewable energy," the two lawmakers wrote.
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One way to reduce their carbon footprint is the subscription model, also known as "as-a-service," whereby a central entity owns and upgrades equipment for customers.
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Let's give people a choice to lower their carbon footprint with the small decision of 'I'm going to pick up this bottle instead of a plastic one.
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But since the average G-Class driver owns several other cars, they can balance out their carbon footprint with something more fuel-conscious, if they so choose.
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That's equivalent to the carbon emissions of driving about 100 miles in your average American car, according to estimates from the University of Michigan Carbon Footprint Factsheet.
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So to offset his carbon footprint with his planes, the man decided to take to the streets of San Diego to pick up a bunch of trash.
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Remarkably, Saraceno's large Aerocene sculptures, again without a carbon footprint, are capable of carrying a person, propelled by the sun and infrared radiation reflected off the ground.
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This week: Environmentalists and nuclear power make odd bedfellows, the world's shipping sector charts a course, and a handy guide helps you reduce your own carbon footprint.
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As an example of his determination to live his words, many artists cited Todd's project to convert the band's tour bus to biodiesel, reducing their carbon footprint.
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Look no further than the carbon footprint of your morning coffee, or how much water is required to produce the almonds you enjoy as an afternoon snack.
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"The benefit of this is that it links to our overall carbon footprint, and it provides us with an incentive," Chief Financial Officer Lars Roesaeg told Reuters.
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The Scotch Whisky Association, which estimates it's responsible for 3 percent of Scotland's carbon emissions, has laid out a plan for gradually reducing its carbon footprint industrywide.
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It is currently the largest U.S. company by market value to refuse to disclose its carbon footprint to the CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project.
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The race is on for the car of the future, equipped with self-driving capabilities, on-board personalised information and entertainment and an ever-smaller carbon footprint.
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Norwegian teamed with Just Goods as part of the cruise line's Sail & Sustain Environmental Program, which aims to reduce its carbon footprint and contribution to landfill waste.
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If you're a thriving, stable, small, ethnically homogenous democracy in Northern Europe, you might be able to do a pretty good job of reducing your carbon footprint.
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To be sure, we have made tremendous progress on making sure the ethanol we use today in the U.S. has the lowest carbon footprint it ever has.
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And when it comes down to it, the Beyond sandwich gave me everything I wanted out of a sausage breakfast sandwich without the carbon footprint of beef.
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According to Carbon Footprint, 17.9 tonnes of CO2 can be offset by donating $135 to its "Global Portfolio" of carbon reduction programmes, which is its cheapest options.
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It is something, I think, that industry is looking at and to make sure that the carbon footprint that we leave is as small as absolutely possible.
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He listened to economists and top French business leaders who, correctly, named taxation as one way to drive down fossil fuel use and decrease France's carbon footprint.
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The AGU should calculate the carbon impact of the travel associated with such conferences and tell the world how it seeks to reduce its conference carbon footprint.
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But even taking into account hydrogen production, Riversimple says running its vehicle has a much smaller carbon footprint than the lowest emitting cars on the market today.
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All of the products are vegan and cruelty-free, sustainably packaged and shipped, and made locally in Southern California (rather than overseas) to reduce their carbon footprint.
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"These aluminium-based plasmonic structures—with low-cost materials and scalable fabrication processes—could therefore provide a portable solution for solar desalination with a minimal carbon footprint."
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Businesses of all sizes are starting to realize its power to transform how they handle their energy needs — to save money, improve resiliency and reduce carbon footprint.
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Why you should consider themWhile sustainability and a reduced carbon footprint might be the biggest takeaways for environmentally conscious shoppers, the price should be appealing to everyone.
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Athletes competing in the games will sleep on bed frames made of cardboard and mattresses made of plastic to reduce the event's carbon footprint, according to organizers.
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"To support Prince Harry's commitment to the environment, we ensured their flight was carbon neutral, by making the appropriate contribution to Carbon Footprint," John wrote on Twitter.
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The mandate for the competition was to plan a building with a low carbon footprint for a scorching climate that necessitates air-conditioning much of the year.
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So if you're looking for ways to slim down your personal carbon footprint, taking a closer look at your dietary choices isn't a bad place to start.
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" • Amazon hasn't explained the thinking behind its investment, but "Rivian's vehicles could help the retail giant reduce its carbon footprint as it builds its own distribution network.
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Chicken farming also contributes to public health problems like antibiotic resistance and the spread of bird flu — and yes, chicken factory farms have a carbon footprint too.
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Because it encourages people to reduce their carbon footprint in all possible ways, from using renewable energy, to conservation, to shifting consumption away from energy-intensive products.
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The country's carbon footprint is the smallest in the world, and yet it finds itself most gravely affected by a phenomenon it had nothing to do with.
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It calls for a fundamental reworking of American public infrastructure and energy consumption, with aspirational goals to reduce the country's carbon footprint to net-zero by 2030.
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Thunberg made the trip across the Atlantic to attend a United Nations climate summit taking place in September — and she did it without leaving a carbon footprint.
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There's also a shared underlying goal: actively reducing a product or company's carbon footprint in a measurable way through, in the most rigorous cases, science-based targets.
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Companies ranging from Microsoft to Nestle have previously pledged to reduce their carbon footprint — efforts Jackson worries may stall when faced with financial challenges caused by coronavirus.
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Either way, if a relatively simple business like a grocer is wrestling with its true carbon footprint, it shows how much of a problem big oil has.
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Whether you want to get in better shape, live more mindfully, draw more, or reduce your carbon footprint, these notebooks can help you meet your 2020 goals.
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"The World Economic Forum says its offsetting the carbon from flights, and taking other environmental stepsThe WEF said it is "constantly looking to reduce our carbon footprint.
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The resolution failed, but the workers continued to pressure Amazon, and Bezos did ultimately outline a clearer plan for Amazon to reduce its carbon footprint this week.
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Capturing carbon Occidental told the Financial Times that it wants to reduce its carbon footprint by expanding on a process known as enhanced oil recovery, or EOR.
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As Americans move to reduce our carbon footprint, it seems only logical that helping the poor reduce their energy consumption can improve emissions output and improve lives.
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I am no Greta Thunberg, and I know that my carbon footprint is too large, but I have long wanted to find small ways to minimize it.
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The goals also ask the farm sector to sequester more carbon in soil and trees while adopting technology and practices that could reduce agriculture's overall carbon footprint.
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Luccioni and others are also trying to persuade companies that offer tools for tracking the performance of code to include some measure of energy or carbon footprint.
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After a process of purification, "the end product ... can go straight into a vehicle to produce a net zero fuel that has zero carbon footprint," says Feilder.
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According to a recent paper in Agricultural Systems , the carbon footprint of four pounds of U.S. beef is equivalent to about eighty-eight pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The steel industry has a massive carbon footprint, as much as 25% to 7% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, according to a Rocky Mountain Institute study.
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In an effort to reduce the industry's overall carbon footprint, fashion editors have become increasingly vocal about being more sustainable, from eliminating polyester to denouncing wasteful packaging.
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Instead of cutting down its own emissions, a polluting company or country can purchase carbon "credits" from another entity that overachieved in reducing its own carbon footprint.
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That equates to a carbon footprint larger than several of its member states, including Malta and Liberia, according to statistics from the Global Carbon Atlas for 2017.
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That equates to a carbon footprint larger than several of its member states, including Malta and Liberia, according to statistics from the Global Carbon Atlas for 2017.
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Sources: Hubbub, Carbon Footprint Ltd, the Carbon Trust, Friends of the Earth, the Journal of Consumer Research, Humane Society International UK, Recycle Now, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Reuters.
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As part of that effort, which it calls "Shipment Zero," Amazon said it would share its company-wide carbon footprint for the first time later this year.
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No need to poison the food chain with formaldehyde, increase the carbon footprint with manufacture of elaborate coffins, mausoleums or wasting of the organic proteins with incinerators.
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Avocados have run Mexico dry, almonds have done the same to California, imported soy comes complete with a hefty carbon footprint and a touch of mass deforestation.
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Advocates of biophilic design say that to be called green, a building needs to do more than just use energy efficiently and have a minimal carbon footprint.
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Additionally, 3D-printed items produce less waste — the process uses exactly the amount of material necessary to make a product and no more, reducing an individual's carbon footprint.
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He weaved the threat climate change poses to national security throughout his speech and extensively praised home-grown clean energy for lowering America's carbon footprint and electricity bills.
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The average American's carbon footprint is currently estimated around 16.4 metric tons per year (not including emissions from future generations), so we've clearly got some work to do.
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So in adding the carbon footprint of charging the cars, the authorities may not see the car in as green a light as the marketing material would claim.
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Most households expect their energy use to remain steady or decline: Concern over climate change and resource depletion has risen steadily, as has concern over personal carbon footprint.
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That's great for the contents, which stay fresher longer, but it opens up a whole can of worms for a consumer who wants to reduce their carbon footprint.
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It makes sense, because the cleanliness and cost of the source is just as important as the cleanliness of operation when it comes to overall carbon footprint contribution.
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An architect by training, Ruth joined the family business in 2005 and runs the company's sustainability committee, where the executives set targets to lower the group's carbon footprint.
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By allowing employees to work remotely, you can reduce your carbon footprint and paper waste, and cut down on costs required to light, heat and cool your office.
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In addition, the company has calculated its carbon footprint from all of its pre-launch activities and has bought and retired offsets to balance its emissions, Chou says.
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By calculating the number of dogs and cats in the US, their average weights, and ingredients in pet foods, Okin tallied the carbon footprint of our animal friends.
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Shell, which has bet largely on a growing demand for natural gas in the transition to cleaner energy, also set out ambitious targets to reduce its carbon footprint.
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"It's important to stress that patients shouldn't stop using their usual treatments to reduce their carbon footprint," Alexander Wilkinson, respiratory medicine consultant and author of the study, said.
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"We want to do our best to reduce our carbon footprint and do what we can to be as responsible and sustainable with everything we do," Howard said.
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That means there are across-the-board standards that could be implemented today, with existing technology, to dramatically drive down the carbon footprint of the most polluting airlines.
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President Barack Obama called the treaty "a turning point for the world," but his successor will have to take drastic steps to decrease the country's huge carbon footprint.
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The business is also very upfront about all aspects of its manufacturing, resources and its carbon footprint by detailing every elements of its environmental impact on the website.
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All told, reservoirs used for everything from power to flood control to irrigation account for roughly 1.3 percent of our global carbon footprint, much higher than previous estimates.
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CHIEF EXECUTIVES who care about climate change—and these days most profess to—often highlight headquarters bedecked with solar panels and other efforts to lower their carbon footprint.
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Interestingly, BlackRock found that one can reduce a portfolio's "carbon footprint" by 70 percent while keeping the tracking error to the MSCI World Index benchmark within 0.3 percent.
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Gas stoves have a lower carbon footprint than electric ones in all but those 11 states where electricity is generated from renewable energy sources and nuclear power plants.
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"The environmental impacts from a football exist across all the various stages of its life cycle," explains Phillip Perstitch, a consultant for corporate carbon footprint consultants Carbon Trust.
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France's Engie sale of Glow was in line with the company's strategy of reducing coal assets and carbon footprint, Chief Executive Officier Isabelle Kocher said in a statement.
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Reducing our carbon footprint is important, and the U.S. has been doing exactly that—and, incidentally, doing a better job than most countries that rail against climate change.
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The five Chinese companies were top in research and development expenditure, suggesting the steel makers are looking to use innovation and new technology to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Over the past year, the company has supplied its fuel cells to power IKEA stores in California and Connecticut, enabling the retailer to drastically reduce its carbon footprint.
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According to reports from environmental, timber industry and academic analysts, it is estimated that the production and use of CLT generates about half the carbon footprint of concrete.
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However, the cradle-to-grave carbon footprint of a whole offshore wind farm is high and it is all "spent" before any of the "clean" electricity is generated.
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Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg is traveling across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas via boat because she refuses to board airplanes due to their high carbon footprint.
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And, the organization "fully offsets the carbon footprint of all participants by buying carbon credits from South Pole, a Forum Social Entrepreneur," the forum touts on its website.
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Since then, she has met with former President Barack Obama, sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to lower her carbon footprint, and been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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"There are certain kinds of diets that have a lower carbon footprint and put less pressure on land," Jim Skea, professor at London's Imperial College, said on Thursday.
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Those who want to do what they feel is good for the planet are free to pay the full price — or even more for a negative carbon footprint.
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The company will also reduce water consumption by 20 percent, pilot solar technology at branches across California, and invest more than $200 million to reduce its carbon footprint.
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But Dr. Worobo said the easiest way to reduce your kitchen-carbon footprint — at no cost — is to have your mind made up before you open the refrigerator.
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They found that small drones designed to carry packages weighing about a pound or less had a smaller carbon footprint per delivery than diesel and even electric trucks.
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For extremely long hauls, the extra fuel needed for the journey adds enough weight that the flight's fuel efficiency is reduced, thereby increasing its carbon footprint per mile.
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" To put this into modern terms, most environmentally minded people (me included) are living as if to say, "I want to reduce my carbon footprint, but not yet.
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If you want another motivation to reduce your carbon footprint or help elect politicians who will take action on climate change, you can look at my website, www.vanishingplaces.
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Although I do all I can to reduce my carbon footprint, this is not nearly enough to protect my family and community from the effects of climate change.
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Cuomo called it a "globally unprecedented" plan to move the state to 100% carbon-free electricity over the next 20 years and eventually eliminate the state's carbon footprint.
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The fund, he said, has sought to divest from companies that contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation and to measure the carbon footprint of its investment portfolio.
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While consumers doing their part to reduce their carbon footprint may seem like a small step, the collective impact on places as vulnerable as Bangladesh can be huge.
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The proposals asked Amazon to develop a more comprehensive approach to reducing its carbon footprint and put the brakes on how the company sells surveillance technologies to governments.
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The report, written with the consulting firm KGM & Associates and ClimateWorks, calls this a "carbon loophole," since countries rarely scrutinize the carbon footprint of the goods they import.
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Reducing our carbon footprint is essential for our citizens and our planet, and the city's efforts will generate compost and energy that can be used by New Yorkers.
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For some who wrestle with the impact that their carbon footprint has on the planet, climate change has turned the notion of vacation travel into a moral quandary.
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Dairy accounted for 21% of its global carbon footprint in 2018, and animal protein was the highest contributor to its carbon and water usage in the food category.
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New York (CNN Business)Occidental Petroleum, one of America's most aggressive drillers of oil, is trying to figure out a way to wipe out its vast carbon footprint.
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Meg and Harry caught a rash of crap for jacking up their carbon footprint on a gas-guzzling private jet to visit Elton John in France last month.
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Most of the companies were already committed to reducing their carbon footprint and are now contributing to Walmart's database by tracking the amount of emissions they are saving.
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Following the announcement of a mass climate walkout led by Amazon Employees for Climate Justice in September, Jeff Bezos pledged to eliminate the company's carbon footprint by 2040.
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While Amazon employee activists were not pleased with Bezos' announcement, they likely played a role in his making it, after months of loud complaints about Amazon's carbon footprint.
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Though St.-Malo kept its rink, other French cities, including Bordeaux and Rennes, canceled theirs, citing concerns about the size of the carbon footprint needed to maintain them.
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By reducing the need for long-distance transport, Al Jundi's indoor farm and others like it are reducing the carbon footprint of the food consumed in the city.
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Donald Trump is a climate denier, but we worked very hard in New York, and we reduced the city's carbon footprint by 14 percent, twice the national average.
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But even the most efficient supply chain can't compensate for sheer miles traveled: Transporting both raw materials and finished products around the world significantly increases furniture's carbon footprint.
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In a historic first, more than 1,200 Amazon employees announced last week that they will walk out of their offices on September 20 over the company's carbon footprint.
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"Despite being a decade behind its peers, Amazon's long-awaited carbon footprint was long on methodology, but scant on the reporting of any actual data," he told me.
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Having one fewer child is by far the most effective step a person in a developed country can take to reduce their carbon footprint, one 2017 study found.
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Last year, it started an initiative that estimates the carbon footprint of individual cities, and in 2017, it committed to purchasing as much renewable energy as it uses.
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Using public transport is not only the best way to get an authentic experience of the local area but has the added bonus of reducing your carbon footprint.
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Francesco, who is from Italy and now lives in London, has read enough to know that offsets aren't as good as actually cutting down on his carbon footprint.
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