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Carbon dioxide (CO2) accounts for two thirds of global warming caused by humans.

But do you know how much CO2 you actually produce?

A typical resident of the Western world has a carbon footprint of 10 tons of CO2 per year while today's world average is 5 tons of CO2 per year per person. Experts say that to effectively fight climate change, we need to reduce the average footprint to 2 tons of CO2 per person by 2030.

Now it's your turn. Find out more about your carbon footprint and learn how to reduce it.

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Make a guess: Are you a climate villain or a climate hero? Where does most of your emission come from, housing, travel or consumption?

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Use the carbon footprint calculator.

Then comment on your results below the posts on the right.

Here are some questions to consider:

Are you surprised about your results?

Are you surprised by the proportion of each section (housing, travel, consumption)?

Which idea for reducing your carbon footprint is the easiest to realise in your opinion?

How likely is it that you will reduce your carbon footprint in the future?

You can also comment on what other people have said.