The average carbon footprint of the group is 21.5 metric tons CO2
"Carbon footprint" is the measurement of greenhouse gases that one is responsible to creation, or units of carbon dioxide that produced in tons per year. These gases are generated by various activities that includes transportation, home energy costs, diet, recycling practices, and waste production. In terms of country the U.S was no longer the country with the highest carbon footprint in 2014.
The average American's carbon footprint per person in 2014 was 21.5 metric tons CO2 according to the University of Michigan (it is a public research university in Ann Arbor, Michigan). This an increase of 7% in 25 years and It remains the highest in the world since industrialization.
There are the comparison of their carbon foot to the averages based on location, food and income. Cities is have a lower carbon footprint only where the people live in smaller houses in crowded cities for example New York City. Another research release is UC Berkeley News has found that larger a city, is the larger is its suburb. The two main sources of emission in cities, rural areas, and suburban regions are energy and transportation.
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