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I took a questionnaire to see what my carbon footprint is. I plan to try to lower my carbon emission rate by the end of ty

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The global average carbon footprint per capita is 6.3 tonnes

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Nature restoration law worksheet answers:

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Nature restoration law worksheet answers:

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1. Restore targets and timeline (restore 20 percent of EU land and sea by 2030 and all ecosystems needing restoration by 2050.)

2. Forests, wetlands, and grasslands absorb and store carbon dioxide, reducing greenhouse gas levels and limiting global warming.

3. Wetlands, forests, rivers, lakes, grasslands, marine habitats, urban green spaces, and agricultural lands.

4. Wetlands absorb natural water.

5. Pollinators like bees and butterflies are crucial for plant reproduction and food crop production worldwide.

6. Funding and coordination, Balancing land uses interests, monitoring and compliance and public engagement and tools.

7. Urban greening improves air quality, reduces heat, and enhances biodiversity in city environments.

8. Urban greening improves air quality, reduces heat, and enhances biodiversity in city environments.

9. Young people contribute through tree planting, habitat clean-ups, and biodiversity monitoring activities locally.

10. I would focus of the power source as solar energy is more sustainable for the environment.

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1. How does ocean acidification affect marine biodiversity?

Ocean acidification, caused by the absorption of atmospheric CO2, harms marine biodiversity by making it difficult for shell building organisms like corals and shellfish to form and maintain their shells and skeletons.

2. ﻿﻿﻿Can cities become fully sustainable using renewable energy?

Yes, cities can become fully sustainable. Cities can harness local renewable resources like solar (rooftop panels), wind, and hydro power to meet their energy needs.