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Evaluating the carbon impact of your project is easy… …if you count what matters
www.footprintconsulting.org/resources
What matters? …things that change
Where are the figures? …the Food Route Map How do I calculate? …keep it simple
What matters? …things that change …things that change
Where are the figures? …growing your own food Action
Reduction in emissions
A very2 productive, well managed standard 200m allotment saves
240 kgCO2e /year
A standard allotment with a less experienced grower saves
120 kgCO2e /year
A very productive, well managed vegetable garden saves A vegetable garden with a less experienced grower saves A person completely self sufficient in fruit and vegetables (no exotics like bananas etc!) all year round saves
1.2 kgCO2e/m2/year 0.6 kgCO2e/m2/year 480 kgCO2e/year
Where are the figures? …low carbon menu Action Eating ‘meat free’ an extra 1 day a week for a year saves Eating a vegetarian (meat-free) diet saves Eating a vegan (no animal products) diet saves
Reduction in emissions 180 kgCO2e/person/year 720 kgCO2e/person/year 1,040 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating an all-organic diet saves (100% organic means all food and drink)
230 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating mainly (60%) organic food saves Eating partially (20%) organic food saves
140 kgCO2e/person/year 50 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating no air freighted food saves Reducing consumption of imported food (all modes) by 50% saves Eating only UK food saves
34 kgCO2e/person/year 76 kgCO2e/person/year 151 kgCO2e/person/year
How do I calculate? …keep it simple What’s changing? By how much?
Growing more veg in gardens 2 2,000 m
CO2 saving
0.6kg CO2/m2/year
Total CO2 saving
1,200 kg per year
How do I calculate? …state assumptions!
• Counting new veg growing only • 100 gardeners, each veg plot average 20m2
• Not experienced gardeners, so 0.6kg CO2/m /year chosen 2
Getting a bit more sophisticated…
• Short term drop off - reduce by x% • Long term - stickiness? growth? • Other impacts, eg travel - add carbon costs
• Food Route Map Annex
Evaluating the carbon impact of your project is easy… Count what matters…
Use the Food Route Map figures… …keep it simple [email protected]
www.footprintconsulting.org/resources
What matters? …things that change
Where are the figures? …the Food Route Map How do I calculate? …keep it simple
What matters? …things that change …things that change
Where are the figures? …growing your own food Action
Reduction in emissions
A very2 productive, well managed standard 200m allotment saves
240 kgCO2e /year
A standard allotment with a less experienced grower saves
120 kgCO2e /year
A very productive, well managed vegetable garden saves A vegetable garden with a less experienced grower saves A person completely self sufficient in fruit and vegetables (no exotics like bananas etc!) all year round saves
1.2 kgCO2e/m2/year 0.6 kgCO2e/m2/year 480 kgCO2e/year
Where are the figures? …low carbon menu Action Eating ‘meat free’ an extra 1 day a week for a year saves Eating a vegetarian (meat-free) diet saves Eating a vegan (no animal products) diet saves
Reduction in emissions 180 kgCO2e/person/year 720 kgCO2e/person/year 1,040 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating an all-organic diet saves (100% organic means all food and drink)
230 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating mainly (60%) organic food saves Eating partially (20%) organic food saves
140 kgCO2e/person/year 50 kgCO2e/person/year
Eating no air freighted food saves Reducing consumption of imported food (all modes) by 50% saves Eating only UK food saves
34 kgCO2e/person/year 76 kgCO2e/person/year 151 kgCO2e/person/year
How do I calculate? …keep it simple What’s changing? By how much?
Growing more veg in gardens 2 2,000 m
CO2 saving
0.6kg CO2/m2/year
Total CO2 saving
1,200 kg per year
How do I calculate? …state assumptions!
• Counting new veg growing only • 100 gardeners, each veg plot average 20m2
• Not experienced gardeners, so 0.6kg CO2/m /year chosen 2
Getting a bit more sophisticated…
• Short term drop off - reduce by x% • Long term - stickiness? growth? • Other impacts, eg travel - add carbon costs
• Food Route Map Annex
Evaluating the carbon impact of your project is easy… Count what matters…
Use the Food Route Map figures… …keep it simple [email protected]
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