Question
3. What is the ecological footprint that corresponds to this low-impact lifestyle?
4. Which category shows the greatest difference from your original calculation?
5. How many Earth’s would be needed to provide resources if every person on the planet consumed at this level?
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6. What is the ecological footprint associated with this lifestyle?
7. How many Earths would be needed to provide resources if every person on the planet consumed at this level?
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4. Which category shows the greatest difference from your original calculation?
5. How many Earth’s would be needed to provide resources if every person on the planet consumed at this level?
RETAKE THE QUIZ AGAIN: This time, enter choices that you think will lead to the largest footprint.
6. What is the ecological footprint associated with this lifestyle?
7. How many Earths would be needed to provide resources if every person on the planet consumed at this level?
make the answer one sentance and ninth grade level apropriate
Answers
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3. The ecological footprint for a low-impact lifestyle is usually around 1.5 to 2.5 global hectares per person.
4. The category that shows the greatest difference from the original calculation is often "Food" or "Transportation."
5. If everyone consumed at this low-impact level, we would need about 1 to 2 Earths to provide enough resources.
6. The ecological footprint associated with a high-impact lifestyle can be around 6 to 8 global hectares per person.
7. If everyone on the planet consumed at this high-impact level, we would need about 4 to 5 Earths to provide enough resources.
4. The category that shows the greatest difference from the original calculation is often "Food" or "Transportation."
5. If everyone consumed at this low-impact level, we would need about 1 to 2 Earths to provide enough resources.
6. The ecological footprint associated with a high-impact lifestyle can be around 6 to 8 global hectares per person.
7. If everyone on the planet consumed at this high-impact level, we would need about 4 to 5 Earths to provide enough resources.