Title: What’s your carbon footprint and where does it come from?
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What’s your carbon footprint and where does it come from?
Posted on 29 April 2014 by Marcin Popkiewicz
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Content: We have to walk the talk. We have a natural tendency for forgetting the inconvenient. Constantly placing "carbon footprint issue" high on our agenda list we embed it and solidify, educate ourselves and change the way we view the world and our priorities. It also influences our decisions not only in our personal lives but also in our workplaces. Changing personal attitude helps change the public attitude. Striving for the low-carbon world ourselves we influence our families, friends and other people we meet. This way we don't push the climate towards the tipping point but the society's response to the crisis. Spending your money you influence what will expand and what will contract: support public transport, production of energy efficient appliances and other low-carbon solutions, not companies churning out business-as-usual products. Change in the attitudes means a cultural shift, leading to the change in public policies.