23 September 2007

 

Postings and Links: Due 28 September

Period 1
Comments:
hey johnson!!! its me poison!!! hows the blog goin this year with the freshmen!! and sophomeres!!
 
wow 5 earths if everyone lived like me and 15% of productive land and sea were preserved. my eco footprint is 8 hectares or 19.768 acres. i was very supprised by this. i am going to try to do alot better with being green. the austrailian average was 10 hectares or 24.71 acres. average for the people in the world was 2.5 hectares or 6.1775 acres. i already know that after life i want to be buried green Green Burial
 
About 6 hectares would be needed to keep my present carbon lifestyle. The average footprint for Australians is about 10 hectares and for all people in the world it is about 2.5 hectares. I was not surprised by the results because i believe that i could do more to help reduce global warming. I could start walking to school everyday!

Campaign Earth

I chose this site because it offers simple solutions that address today's environmental issues with an emphasis on global warming. They have created straightforward actions that enable us all to make a difference, one step at a time.
 
My footprint is about 7 hectares, so we'd need 6 EARTHS to live like me!!! Wow.Even though the Australian average is 10 hectares, I feel really bad because the world average is 2.5. I'm going to try making less trash and taking shorter showers. All that good stuff. :)
young preservationists
I like this one because kids are trying to do something about global warming and trying to save the environment.
 
It said that I would need 9 hecatres. I was actually surprise to see that I am below the average American and Australian, so that was a good thing. I was not really that surprised by the amout of non-sustainable life that i live in. I knew that I would bre pretty high,but I didn't think I would be high than the average American, which was true.

http://www.nature.org/

I chose this website because it can show you many usful bits of information. Many people like animals, and this site shows you all the animals in danger because of people who are detsroying the environment. I believe that there is one easy thing every one can do to help save the enviornment...Recycle.
 
1. How many “earths” would be needed to keep your present “carbon lifestyle”?

I would need 5 earths to keep my present cabon lifestyle.

2. Were you surprised by the non-sustainable lifestyle that you live?

No I wasn't. The USA has many luxeries like cars, airplanes, electricity, and proccesed goods that other countries do not.

3. How did you compare to the national (US or Australian) average?

I had 8 hectares and Australia had an average of 10 hectares.

4. Research an organization that is presently involved in preserving the environment. Explain why you chose that organization.

http://www.robertsonfoundation.org/environment.htm

This site helps other organizations as well as seek solutions.

5. What can YOU do as an individual to lessen your carbon footprint?

I can take the buss for school. I can also get more apliances that use energy efficiant metheds.
 
1. I would need 5 earths to keep my present lifestyle.

2. I was surprised by the non-sustainable life, I didn't expect it to be that much.

3. For my household, we produce about 80 tons of CO2 eq/yr. The national average for the US is 160 so my house is 50% better. I produce about 11 tons of CO2 eg/yr. The national average for the US is 27 tons of CO2 eq/yr, so I am about 60% better.

4. The Wilderness Society

I like this organization because it is all about preserving the forests and wildlife.

5. You could walk or ride your bike somewhere instead of take a car. You could recycle bottles, glass, paper, and anything else. You could unplug appliances when they are not in use.
 
1. It would take 4 earths for me to keep my present carbon life style.
2.No, I wasn't really surprised by how non-substantial my life is because i have realized that we need to do much more to stop these disaers from happening
3.the Australian average is 10 hectares and I got 7 hectares.
4.http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/8319/savethearth.html
(sorry Mr. Johnson I cant figure out how to hyper link it) I chose this site because it gives a list of things we are doing wrong and ways to fix it.
5.As a individual I can shut my computer off when I'm not using it, and make sure my room light and other electronic appliences are off.
 
I would need 3 earths to keep my present carbon lifestyle. I was surprised when I saw what my footprint was. This helped me realize how much more I could do to help reduce global warming. I had 6 hectares and the Austrailian average is 10 hectares. I could help to reduce my carbon footprint by unpluging appliances when I am done with them, taking shorter showers and turning off lights (more frequently)when I do not need them.
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I chose this site because it gives examples to help reduce and prevent global warming in your life.
 
it would take 6 earths if everyone lived like me. my foot print is about 11 hecters which i dont think is that good so i think i'll try to cut down on things. my hecters were bigger than australias which is quite awkward cuz australias pretty big. the world had 2.5 hecters and um, yea.
i think that humanity is exceeding its ecological limits,
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8 earths would be needed to keep my "carbon lifestyle." I was very surprised by this. I had 14 hectares and australia's average is 10. http://www.campaignearth.org/mainpage.asp I chose thia program because it deals with all the problems in our worl today. I can buy more energy saving appliances, eat less animal products, and not use a car as much.
 
About 7 hectares would be needed to keep me in this life. For Australians it is about 10 hectares and for the rest of the world it is 2.5. This did shock me in a way. i did not think that i used this much energy. to me it is a upseting how much we waste natural resources. i think everybody should be more aware of our surroundings.

taking a stand

I chose this link because it shows that some cities (ie. san fransisco) are trying to do what they can to save the enviroment. i think it is a good example to follow because if all cities do this then less resources would be wasted. Something i could do to lessen my carbon footprint is to spend less time on the computer and turn off the lights when i leave the room. if everyone did this or something like it then we could save our environment.
 
oh myy ! i would need 6 earths to keep my present carbon lifestyle. I was somewhat surprised at this because i knew that i wasn't an energy saver recycling save the world kinda person, but I never would've thought that I was this bad. Comparing to australians, they would need 10 hectares and the average for the world was 2.5 hectares. I chose this site, smart growth online because it has many interesting and convenient ways to preserve land areas and make the earth last. It also has contact information and a calendar with different events that the public can attend. As an individual, I can try not to take as long of showers, not eat food that contains preservatives, use more energy saving light bulbs and appliances, and shut off lights and switches that have been left on.
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My footsprint was 10 hectares. I would need 6 Earths to suit my present lifestyle. I am very surprised at the number of Earths needed to suit me. I was right at Australian average. I didn't find any organizatio that looked exciting on Google, but I know Al Gore certainly does his part. I have to try to save electricy more and take shorter showers.
 
3 earths would be needed to keep my present carbon lifestyle. Yes I was a little bit surprised because I thought it would take couple of more earths for me to keep my present lifestyle. The Australian average is 10 hectares and the world average is 2.5 hectares. I was shock after seeing the average of Australia.

Click here
I chose this link to tell that there are people trying to make a world a better place.
I can start by recycling anything that can be recycle, stop taking long showers and use energy saver equipment.
 
4 earths will be needed to keep my present "carbon lifestyle." i was a little suprised. i thought it would be lower because i do my part by recycling and stuff. my footprint was 7 hectores, australia's average was 10, and the world average was 2.5 hectores.
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i chose the nature conservancy. they already protected 117 million acres of land and 5000 miles of river. they are also around the whole world in over 30 countries.
i can take shorter showers and turn off lights when i live a room.
 
Robert S.
1. i would need 8 earths to keep my present carbon lifestyle
2.yes i thought i should've done better
3. i need an estimate of 14 hectars AUstrailain average was 10 hectares and world average was 2.5 hectares
4. i chose the EPA because its the biggest organization that focus on Envirnmental Protection!!!
5.to lessen my carbon footprint i should travel alot less
 
I would need 9 worlds. I produce about 16 hectares. I wasnt very suprised. I actually thought i might of been worse. But i should really like try to change it. I had about 14 hecatares more than the average person.


carbon aid
this intrested me because it gave tips and toild me a little bit more about my impact


to reduce my total carbon impact on the earth maybe i can try to unplug things and not use so many things at once.
 
It'd take about 6 earths to sustain my carbon lifestyle. It's pretty surprising to me; I knew I used energy more than I saved it, but not THAT much. The average footprint for Australians is 10 hectares. christina's cool =] I chose this organization because the site seems extremely organized and current with it's sources and information. I can probably lessen my carbon footprint by taking shorter showers and using lights and energy more wisely. =]
 
6 “earths” would be needed to keep your present “carbon lifestyle".
The results didnt come to a surprise because i could do a lot more everyday to help the enviroment.My comparrison with the amount of hectares with austrlia was even with 10.

http://www.earthcorps.org

I chose this site because youths are involved and they want to make environmental restoration across the world.

I could recycle more to help lower my csrbon footprint.
 
After taking the quiz, I found out that we would need about 7 earths if everybody lived like I do. I was sort of shocked because I didn't think I was THAT bad about conserving energy and stuff. I think that some of the changes I will make will be unplugging things like microwaves and straigthens after I use them. I will also try to carpool with some of my friends because my family uses the car A LOT each day. I was higher than the natinal Austrailian average which I was also surprised about. I chose the website about recycling because I think that it is an easy thing to do that can really help our environment. Redycling asks for very little from people, but it adds up.
 
My carbon footprint is 4 hectares or 9.884 acres. If 15% of productive land and sea were preserved, and everyone had the same carbon footprint as me, there would need to be 2 earths. Although this is a generally low footprint, there would still need to be another earth. This is a problem because we only have one earth to use. Compared to the australian average of 10 hectares(24.71 acres), my footprint is low, but the world average is 2.5 hectares(6.1775 acres) which makes mine look large. To lessen my carbon footprint, I could do many small things such as unplug appliances, change out all of my regular light bulbs and switch to energy saving ones, etc.

GetGreen!
 
It would take 7 Earths to keep my carbon lifestyle and my carbon footprint is 8 hectares! I am lower than the Australian average by 2 hectares but above the US average by 5.5 hectares. I didn't think i was so harmful to the environment before doing this. To reduce my carbon footprint, I could conserve more house electricity, take shorter showers, and recycle more.

Sustainable Environment Research Grouop is a new group that researches environmental preservation and resource management. I choose this group because their goal is to find a way to be environment healthy while working with technolgy, industry and government.
 
It took about two earths(3 hectares) to keep my carbon lifesyle. I was suprised because i thought it would be a lot more but we do have a lot of energy efficient appliances at my house.The Australian average is about 10 hectares while mine is about three. Carbonfund is an organization that is helping to preserve the environment. I chose this organiztion because it had so many ideas that arent hard to use that will preserve lots of energy. To reduce my footprint I could use more carbon free products, reduce the amount of my trash, and to try to start conserving water.
 
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I would need 10 hectares. The average was about 2.5 so i was off.
I think i need to do better just with all of it.
 
It would take five earths if everyone looked like me. Yes, I am surprised by the non-suitable life style that I live. My carbon footprint was 10 hectares; 24.71 acres. It would take 6 earths to sustain everyone's basic needs if everyone on earth lived like me.
I share the same average footprint as Australians and I'm no where near the world average of 2.5 hecttares. I'm gonna start going green.


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I chose this organization, because they are non-profit, nongovernmental organization, that chooses above all, to help preserve wildlife and cultures of islands around the world. Island ecosystems are becoming smaller and smaller because islands are big tourist spots and forests are now being covored in hotels or vacationing resorts. Choosing to do this, especially without any governmental help takes some guts.
 
srry im a little late with the comment. I was really suprised when it said i would need 11 hectacre to support my lifestyle. i needed one more hectare then the austarlian average. One thing i could do to reduce my carbon footprint would be to conserve energy by using energy efficeint items.



http://www.nature.org/
I choose this site because it seems intreating. it has articles on rare animals almost once a week and they premote conservation.
 
I'm so so soo sorry about how late this is!! My ecological footprint is about 10 hectares and the average footprint for australians is the same. The world's average is 2.5 though. I require 6 earths!! I'm not all that surprised about my ecological footprint. I mean i could start conserving more energy.
Just Click Here
I chose this website because it was the first one i found and it turned out to be very educational ;)
 
It would take 6 earths to supply everyone if they lived my lifestyle. I was slightly surprised because i knew i lived a semi bad lifestyle but i didnt think it would take that many earths. my foot print is about 11 hecters which i dont think is that good so i think i'll try to cut down on things. i had more hectares then austrailia even though it is so big. the world had 2.5 hecters
 
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