2.6
Where's the asian average, racialists?
South Africa is the new Spain for above average income Europeans. My folks have friends who live there, their dog barks at black people and they live in a fenced community.My mom worked real hard to 'build' this house and had it tough to keep after the divorce (she was a teacher). Now with S-A she didn't want to sell for emotional reasons and also to have a fallback if things go bad in S-A. Step dad getting fired a year and a half ago was the best thing to happen to them!
My folks will prob move to Spain though, they don't like living fenced in. I doubt they will leave me a house to live in though :'(
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Based on when I'm at home:You already live with 7 people!
- 7 people live in my home including me.
- I eat: mainly fresh food but also tinned and frozen.
- I eat meat everyday, a portion more than 200g (for the whole day).
- I live in a large detached house.
- My home is well insulated but I never use the heating system. (we're getting cooked as is)
- Heat works by elect.
- I (and others in my home) use electrical appliances wastefully. ಠ_ಠ
- I use only recycled papers, I don't receive junk mail or have many subscriptions.
- I use a car everyday between 50k and 100k on average.
- I almost never use public transport (I would if there were any decent ones).
- Usually on holidays I'm within 1000k by a car.
3.9 ha or 39,000 square meters.
Not much of an eco-bastard like I thought I was gonna be, I thought I'd get a higher result.
I wonder what makes all those Euros and Americans' higher, what answers would they choose differently.3.9 ha.
Let's move in together.
2.1 Hectares which is surprising for a family of 5.The more people you live with, the more you share in energy (heating, cooking, etc). I think this is your 'personal' footprint, not per house, right?
The way the leaf deteriorated in the back round made me think it was much higher.
6.1 hectares - my commute is long as hell. Surprised that there isn't any questions about water conservation - I am pretty wasteful with water.
How?
I said I had 9 people living in my house, waste electricity and east a shit load of meat everyday.
Btw, this thins is bullshit. I purposely put the worst answer in every question and only got 4.2, while the "average" American requires 9?I get 14.6ha.
:lol
Please
i got a 4.2 i think most of that's from living in Manhattan
i got a 4.2 i think most of that's from living in Manhattan
Why would living in NYC increase your footprint on this particular test? Seems like you would save a lot merely from public transportation alone?
it was far smaller than i expected because i eat proccessed foods more than organic and so on and so forth
Jesus, what are you made of? Hemp?
1.7
everyone owned? seems so.
No wonder you dont get the ladies Demi, chicks like running water and electricity. Get back on the boat to Africa.
1.2 hectares
I rarely drive (always use public transport), get little mail, buy local, and don't travel anywhere for vacations.
1.2 hectares
I rarely drive (always use public transport), get little mail, buy local, and don't travel anywhere for vacations.
You're the unibomber?
don't eat a lot of prepackaged stuff and buy organic, don't eat much meat.usually organic foods cost more resources to produce. pre-packaged foods and meat use up a lot of energy though of course.
I got 2.4, which surprised me.
Our house is old and badly insulated. We drive cars and don't use public transit. Junk mail comes here a lot. We buy more frozen/canned veggies than fresh ones.
1.2 hectares
I rarely drive (always use public transport), get little mail, buy local, and don't travel anywhere for vacations.
You're the unibomber?
I got 2.4, which surprised me.
Our house is old and badly insulated. We drive cars and don't use public transit. Junk mail comes here a lot. We buy more frozen/canned veggies than fresh ones.
Hang on, that's me! But I got 4.1?
I'm doing the test again.