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QuestionWhat trees are best for carbon reduction?TheArtOfSarcasmCommunity AnswerAs a genus, oak has been found to be one of the best for carbon reduction. However, the answer to this question is not so straightforward, as there are many other types that can be good at carbon reduction as well like horse-chestnut and trees that are native to an area are often the best at doing the job needed.
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QuestionWhat is carbon footprint and what are its uses?TheArtOfSarcasmCommunity AnswerA carbon footprint is the amount of carbon dioxide that a person emits due to fossil fuel consumption throughout their life. It can be used to calculate an average among people for how much carbon is produced by an average person. This average can also be tracked over time to see if people are at that time using more or less carbon dioxide.
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QuestionWhat does "Consider any offsets you have made" mean?Athena21Community AnswerThis means to consider things that you may have done that are positive rather than negative for your carbon footprint. You can then subtract this from your score, because you did something good.
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QuestionHave planted a mixed hedge, hawthorn, copper beech and green beech, along with 5 Kilmarnock Willow trees, 3 laurels. Will these positively affect carbon footprint?Athena21Community AnswerYes, these will positively affect your carbon footprint, as plants capture carbon rather than releasing carbon.
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QuestionWhat is the points number in a carbon footprint?Athena21Community AnswerThe points are a general metric to understand how large your carbon footprint is, and help you to track it changing.
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QuestionWhat is a daily example of a carbon footprint?Community AnswerAn example would include traveling in your car. To reduce your carbon footprint, drive less often, drive shorter distances and walk instead of taking the car whenever it is possible.
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