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if you skipped meat one day a week · one person, one year · world average · order of magnitude
0.11 → 110 000 tonnes co2e about 0.11 tonnes of co2e, 1.5 land animals and 45 from the sea, a year. a seventh of the yardstick.
method per-person, per-year estimate from the cited study (Wynes & Nicholas 2017), world-average where the study allows; the million-people column is straight multiplication. 'for scale' divides by 0.8 t CO2e, the meat-free yardstick.
live. this is the channel itself. embed it anywhere:
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or the whole broadcast, every channel, the same for everyone:
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how this number is built
- method
- per-person, per-year estimate from the cited study (Wynes & Nicholas 2017), world-average where the study allows; the million-people column is straight multiplication. 'for scale' divides by 0.8 t CO2e, the meat-free yardstick.
- range
- roughly ±50%: households, grids and countries differ widely
- confidence
- estimate
- weakness
- a world-average person. your number depends on where you live and how you already live; the country layer will narrow it. the ranking between actions is far more robust than any single figure.
- dispute
- dispute LGR-112 · corrections are credited
- data
- channels.json (sign-in) · full entry · CC BY 4.0