1.The ecological footprint measures our human demand on nature.

2.Only individuals have an ecological footprint.

3.The ecological footprint includes things like food, energy, transportation, goods & services.

4.The ecological footprint is expressed as the amount of air and water required to produce what we consume.

5.Measuring the ecological footprint helps us manage our ecological assets more wisely.

6.The ecological footprint only applies to individuals and households.

7.The ecological footprint does not include waste generation.

8.The ecological footprint is a measure of the impact of a person, a household, a city, a business, or a country on nature.

9.The ecological footprint does not consider the consumption of goods and services.

10.Measuring the ecological footprint is not useful for taking personal and collective action.