What is a "carbon footprint"?

Question

What is a "carbon footprint"?

Answer 1

its how much carbon dioxide u produce in a period of time

Answer 2

It's an excuse for people who have to drive to work and raise a family to pay extra fees because of the myth that these daily activities cause something called, "global warming."  

This the another myth brought up by socialists to keep earnings low by having people pay additional and expensive taxes.

Answer 3

A carbon footprint is the total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases emitted over the full life cycle of a product or service.

A carbon footprint is usually expressed as grams of CO2 equivalents, which accounts for the different global warming effects of different greenhouse gases (Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology POST, 2006). The carbon footprint is calculated using the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method. This established method has been standardised under ISO 14044.

Answer 4

How much carbon you add to the atmosphere .

How much gasoline, oil or natural gas or coal you use.

The more you use the bigger the footprint.