To calculate the carbon footprint of your internet usage at home, we need to know exactly what you've been watching on Netflix.
Not really. But we do need to know roughly how many hours you and the people you live with spend streaming content every month.
Next, we add that with your overall combined internet use in hours. So all that internet shopping and hours spent watching TikToks... that all counts.
Finally, we take into account the type of internet connection you have and how many screens you have, to give your internet's monthly carbon footprint.
There are lots of ways to travel that don't involve a car! And when you do need to get behind the wheel, a few small changes can make a big difference.
The first thing you can do to reduce your carbon footprint is reduce emissions. Here's why owning one of our trees should be the next thing...
We are foresters. Proper, certified, passionate ones! So we don't just plant trees, we nurture forests that provide vital sustainable timber resources.
EcoTree forests are vital carbon sinks, where trees are sustainably managed to contribute to the fight against climate change over their lifetime.
Biodiversity is at the heart of our forestry. By becoming a tree owner, you're preserving the forest home of many vital plants and animals.
The benefits are all yours! It's your tree, so it's your contribution to carbon capture, your biodiversity haven and your profit when the tree is cut.
We're here on the other end of the internet, happy to answer questions about calculating carbon footprints or our growing movement.