Carbon Footprint Reduction

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Climate Action and Renewable Energy

How low can you go on CO₂?
Ready to explore the everyday decisions and global solutions that shrink our environmental impact? This quiz uncovers the science and strategies behind carbon footprint reduction—from lifestyle swaps and renewable energy to circular design and policy action. Take the challenge and learn how to cut the carbon without cutting corners.

👉 Let’s see if you're a climate-conscious champion!

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1) What is one major emission source in urban buildings?

A) Solar roofing

B) Wall paint

C) HVAC systems

D) Bricks

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2) What personal action has the largest long-term climate benefit according to some studies?

A) Upgrading your smartphone

B) Composting kitchen waste

C) Shopping online

D) Having one fewer child

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3) What dietary change can most reduce your food-related carbon footprint?

A) Eating imported tropical fruit

B) Switching to organic snacks

C) Reducing meat and dairy consumption

D) Avoiding gluten

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4) Which of the following technologies helps buildings reach net-zero emissions?

A) Coal-fired boilers

B) Passive solar design

C) Diesel generators

D) Fluorescent lighting

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5) Which energy source has the lowest lifecycle carbon emissions?

A) Natural gas

B) Coal

C) Solar energy

D) Diesel

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6) What’s one simple way to cut your appliance-related emissions?

A) Buy larger devices

B) Keep them on standby

C) Use energy-efficient models (e.g., A+++)

D) Use them more frequently

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7) Why does flying contribute heavily to a personal carbon footprint?

A) Planes carry little cargo

B) Aviation fuel is very clean

C) High emissions per passenger per km

D) Flights are short

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8) What’s the typical carbon benefit of working remotely (e.g., from home)?

A) Increased electricity use

B) Greater emissions due to Wi-Fi

C) Lower commuting-related emissions

D) None—it increases emissions

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9) Which of the following would most reduce emissions from commuting?

A) Switching to biofuel

B) Walking or cycling

C) Using a larger car

D) Driving at night

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10) How does eating locally sourced food reduce emissions?

A) It improves shelf life

B) It avoids refrigeration

C) It shortens transportation distances

D) It contains fewer calories

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11) A carbon offset is best described as:

A) Reducing use of fossil fuels

B) Planting trees to hide pollution

C) Investing in projects that balance out emissions

D) Banning car use

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12) Which daily activity can significantly reduce your home’s carbon emissions?

A) Keeping lights on overnight

B) Switching to LED lighting

C) Using a gas stove

D) Opening windows while heating

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13) What percentage of global GHG emissions does the food system account for?

A) 26%

B) 5%

C) 12%

D) 55%

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14) Which policy can drive large-scale reductions in carbon emissions?

A) Paper bag bans

B) Carbon pricing

C) Subsidies for bottled water

D) Increased highway speed limits

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15) What is “carbon intensity”?

A) The cost of carbon taxes

B) The total emissions from landfills

C) Emissions per unit of output or energy

D) The strength of CO₂ molecules

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16) What role do trees play in carbon footprint reduction?

A) Increase oxygen at night

B) Emit methane

C) Absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis

D) ool the planet through reflection

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17) Which form of transport generates the lowest CO₂ emissions per passenger-km?

A) Airplane

B) Gasoline car

C) Bus

D) Train

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18) What is the primary contributor to a typical individual's carbon footprint?

A) Water use

B) Electricity from renewables

C) Transportation and energy use

D) Organic food consumption

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19) Which habit contributes to indirect (Scope 3) emissions?

A) Driving a car

B) Using gas for heating

C) Buying fast fashion clothing

D) Using solar panels

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20) Which action helps reduce your digital carbon footprint?

A) Streaming 4K videos daily

B) Using cloud storage efficiently

C) Keeping devices plugged in

D) Ignoring software updates

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