Pure facts
People living in industrialized countries emit, on average, between 4 (Switzerland) and 17 (USA) metric tons of CO2 per person and year (data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.ATM.CO2E.PC (2014)). The contributing factors can be divided into food, home, travel, and consumption. Typically, there are two great ways to reduce your carbon footprint (the sum of all your emissions): By exchanging your carbon-emitting activities for ones that don’t emit, like riding a motorcycle or, even better, a bike instead of using a car, you can mitigate your CO2 emissions. Or you reduce them by, for instance, turning off electronic devices when you don’t use them.But some things cannot be avoided. This is where we come in!