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C13 - The Earths Atmosphere
Carbon Footprints
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Why are carbon footprints hard to measure?
They involve complex
life cycle assessments
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What does the term 'carbon footprint' refer to?
Total
greenhouse gas
emissions over a
life cycle
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Why is it beneficial to calculate carbon footprints?
It helps identify
environmentally
damaging activities
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What is a challenge in measuring carbon footprints?
Many
emissions
sources
are often overlooked
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How can we reduce carbon footprints?
By using
renewable energy sources
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Why is reducing waste important for carbon footprints?
Waste decomposition can release
methane
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What role can governments play in reducing emissions?
Introducing laws or
taxing
emissions
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What is carbon capture technology?
It captures
CO2
before it enters the atmosphere
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What is a challenge associated with renewable energy?
It is often more expensive than
fossil fuels
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Why is it difficult for governments to prioritize the environment?
They fear economic
repercussions
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What complicates international agreements on emissions?
No
country
wants to harm its economy
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What is the responsibility of individuals regarding carbon footprints?
To change their
consumption habits
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What are the key steps to reduce carbon footprints?
Use
renewable energy sources
(wind, solar, nuclear)
Implement efficient manufacturing processes
Reduce waste to minimize
methane emissions
Governments can introduce
laws and taxes
Utilize
carbon capture technology
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What are the challenges in reducing carbon footprints?
Renewable energy
is often more expensive
Economy heavily relies on fossil fuels
Governments fear
economic
impacts of environmental policies
International
agreements are complicated by economic concerns
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