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- transport: The use of all transport has been reduced during this time in most cases as we have been limited to travelling short distances and with large amounts of people working from home, everyday travel has reduced the impact of carbon emissions.
- energy: Mostly there has been an increase in the use of energy during this time period, with the increase use of devices especially for those that had to work out of home.
- water: Among the different tables this one was most different, in my household water use remand quiet similar, there was not much change in washing etc whereas Amy increased due to the frequency of washing dishes and Georgias decreased due to the reducing amount of clothes that where being washed.
spending: According to others in the group there was an increase on money spent on groceries and food whereas this differed for my family as the same amount of food/ money was spent as there was no large change to our family etc.

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TRANSPORT – Car use has become limited due to the fact that we haven't had to leave the house and travel very long distances.

ENERGY – Energy consumption, we found, has increased for most group members. As more people in the household are staying home, it's more tempting to not only use technology such as TVs, but also sometimes more necessary to use appliances such as heaters. Powerpoints are also staying plugged for much longer periods of time.

WATER – Water use varied a little more. Georgia's household seemed to be using less water according to her table, the reason being less clothes having to be changed and therefore washed. In Amy's household, however, things such as dishwashing had to be done more frequently which increased water consumption.

SPENDING – More money was spent on groceries for the family, and this was found across all households. However, when it came to clothes-shopping, consumption decreased due to factors such as pro-environmental behaviour (e.g. being more conscious of fast-fashion and its impacts).

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Georgia & Amy:
Water Consumption