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You might like to start by thinking about which items/activities might have very large, or very small, carbon footprints.
The list below, showing the amount of carbon used by different items/activities, may provide a useful guide:
10 grams to 100 grams - a pint of tap water
100 grams to 500 grams - travelling a mile by bus
500 grams to 1 kg - a portion of fish
1 kg to 10 kg - washing and drying a load of laundry
10 kg to 100 kg - using a smartphone for a year
100 kg to 1000 kg - a 50 litre tank of petrol
1 tonne to 10 tonnes - a tonne of nitrogen fertilizer
10 tonnes to 1000 tonnes - building a new house
Millions of tonnes - annual emissions for the UK
Billions of tonnes - global deforestation per year
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