Personal Carbon Calculator
2 Dec 2009Modify your habits from the “average” and see how it impacts your footprint. Click on the ?’s to see what’s behind each category. There’s some discussion of the methodology here.
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1 Response to Personal Carbon Calculator
Steven Zalesch
December 3rd, 2009 at 12:42 pm
The carbon calculator is the seed of a good idea, but at the moment is useless because it does not give the user a basis for the numbers. Instead of asking the user to input a number he has no way to estimate, the chart needs to ask the user what he has and what he does, and then the chart needs to calculate the number.