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It was better, but not good enough. I mostly changed stuff in food and home supplies.

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At 141

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Do you have energy saving measures in your house?

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Do you have energy saving measures in your house?

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This tip says that my house should have more energy saving concepts in my house. This could dramatically decrease your carbon footprint by reducing the amount of fossil fuels I use. This will also increase the efficiency of my home.
http://www.greenhomeguide.com/know-how/article/9-ways-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient

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How much do you cycle or carpool to your way to work?

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How much do you cycle or carpool to your way to work?

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First, I don't have a job but I sometimes carpool, but not a lot. My carbon footprint will decrease a lot since my family will not use their cars every single time. ( I could not find a good website for this area).

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This means that if my family can buy things less often ora t a garage sale or something like that, my carbon footprint will go down. This will happen because shipping and delivery will not be involved.
https://secondhandeffect.schibsted.com/make-a-change/daily-life/

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This tip says that my family should buy more local food instead of stuff at the grocery store. This is a good idea because it will lower your carbon footprint of importing foods and buy more fresh locally grown foods. This could also make the family healthier.
http://www.greeneatz.com/foods-carbon-footprint.html

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This person has a small apartment and is vegan and does so many things to decrease their carbon footprint. My life is not at all like theirs. My family is just so busy and stuff that we can' t live efficiently based in what my family does. Mostly since their carbon footprint is 75%.