Carbon Footprint
Answer 5 questions about your lifestyle and see your annual CO₂ output versus your country and global averages.
PlanetDeep Dive
Your annual CO₂ footprint
10.8t
tonnes CO₂/year
0 flights0.4t CO₂20 flights
You emit less than
99%
of the world's population
Footprint breakdown
Diet
3.3t (31%)
Flights
0.4t (4%)
Car
1.5t (14%)
Home energy
2.1t (19%)
Shopping
2.0t (19%)
Services (base)
1.5t (14%)
Country comparison
You10.8t
United States14.5t
Global average4.7t
Sweden (lowest OECD)3.8t
Australia (highest)15.1t
Global carbon distribution
99%percentile
99% of people score below 10.8t
Offset estimate
To offset your footprint you would need approximately 486 trees absorbing carbon for a full year (~45 trees per tonne/year).
Put It In Context
The average American's annual carbon footprint equals driving 35,000 miles. A single transatlantic flight emits more CO₂ than an entire year of vegetarian eating. Globally, the richest 10% of people are responsible for about 50% of all emissions — yet climate impacts fall hardest on low-emitting, lower-income countries.
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