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Zoe Wilkins
27 March, 09:47
What is meant by the term carbon footprint
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Aaliyah Dixon
27 March, 12:06
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The total co2 released by a person
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Gracie Tran
27 March, 13:36
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The amount of carbon emitted by burning fossil fuels (gasoline, natural gas, butane, propane and others) by an individual or a group. The most common evidence is the amount of Carbon Dioxide measured in the atmosphere.
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