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The graphic report. |
3rd
Footprint Downshifting Report
Well, at this
stage, the dfE's Footprint Downshifting Report doesn't look like we
expected when our project begun. During the first three half we had indeed a
great reduction on our carbon emissions towards the target of 2
tons/year/person. However, we couldn't actually reach and maintain such level
mainly due to non-sailing displacements, which happens when we travelled in
land, by air or sail without wind. Sincerely, we are not pleased with our
current emissions but this is the true we have to face.
That reality
incited our conscience that, even trying hard to avoid flights and unnecessary
movements, whenever we travel using transportation based on fossil fuel
systems, our emissions will be a way higher than accepted.
Since we have
decided that traveling should be an important aspect of our quest towards
simple and sustainable life, we now have to face and coop with this reality.
One alternative we truly consider is to compensate our emissions when we would
eventually settle, somewhere.
The compensation shall ensure carbon sequestration in quantities at least equivalent to our overrun emissions. Thus, we are indeed committed to plan and achieve all the necessary counterbalance in our next settlement and, on the top of that, perhaps to offset all our emissions caused by ourselves since our birth. Why not?
The compensation shall ensure carbon sequestration in quantities at least equivalent to our overrun emissions. Thus, we are indeed committed to plan and achieve all the necessary counterbalance in our next settlement and, on the top of that, perhaps to offset all our emissions caused by ourselves since our birth. Why not?
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The green house ready! Built with 100% recycled material,
found within the farm premisses.
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Some people might now have the question “why so much concern regarding carbon emissions?”
Well, having that question or not, this debate leads to the very next post: “Is climate-change a fallacy”.
Thanks for
reading!
Comments,
criticism and feedback are always welcome!
DfE team
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