Hear Your Impact
Discover your personal carbon footprint through an immersive audio experience.
Answer questions about your lifestyle across five categories: where you live, your home, how you travel, what you eat, and your consumption habits.
As you progress, listen carefully - the soundscape around you will transform. Start in a peaceful rainforest, but as your carbon footprint grows, the sounds of construction and industry will gradually take over. Your choices shape what you hear.
At the end, you'll see your total CO2 emissions, how they compare to global averages, and climate warming stripes for your continent.
Your results
Warning! Some questions were left unanswered, thus this report cannot reflect the whole estimate of your carbon footprint.
The sector where your footprint is the largest is XXX ( kg/year). This is where you may want to find ideas to reduce your impact. Go ahead and change some of your answers in the corresponding chapter to try and improve your carbon footprint. By definition, Infrastructures do not reflect a personal choice, but the cultural and economical conditions you live in. Nevertheless, as a citizen, you will have the opportunity to influence the political choices to be made in this regard.
On the contrary, the sector where you have the lowest footprint is YYY ( kg/year). Well done!
If all of the Earth inhabitants had the same habits, about ZZZ billion tonnes of CO2 would be released into the atmosphere instead of 33 billion tonnes.
Your CO2 emissions
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The average CO2 emissions per person on the planet are 4,667 kg/year.
Show Your Stripes
These "warming stripes" visualise the change in temperature over the past century for your selected continent. Each stripe represents one year, with colours ranging from blue (cooler than average) to red (warmer than average). The pattern reveals the unmistakable trend of rising temperatures due to climate change. Data sourced from showyourstripes.info.
Select a continent to see its warming stripes.