footprint
- noun
- /ˈfʊtˌprɪnt/
- Specialized
- So you're saving your carbon footprint and it's amazing.
- carbon footprint
- ecological footprint
- reduce the footprint
So you're saving your carbon footprint and it's amazing.
- So you're saving your carbon footprint and it's amazing.
- They always provide a Learjet and the carbon footprint is disgusting.
- And basically what you've developed is what you call the answer to the carbon footprint soul bear.
- Go see what your carbon impact footprints.
- So if you look at how many searches are done for the term carbon footprint on Google, you would see the rise and fall of carbon footprint.
Examples
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As of right now I'm reducing my carbon footprint.
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Experimental initiatives to measure individuals' carbon footprints and energy use have been shown to change people's behavior in some settings.
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We show this the building's carbon footprint, right?
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Think about our carbon footprint, hmm?
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Technology to reduce the environmental footprint of motor vehicles will be even more vital in the future.
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It's now the state with the highest Bitcoin carbon footprint in the US.
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We're very proud that we are dramatically reducing the carbon dioxide footprint of our own company.
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We continue to reduce our carbon footprint and to recycle evermore waste.
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Solar panels, filtered rain water, even recycled waste water can greatly reduce your footprint.
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Many companies are being urged to improve their carbon footprint to combat climate change.
Synonyms
The effect an activity has on nature and living things
The amount of greenhouse gases a person, company, or product produces
Compounds
Surface Forms
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Etymology
The phrase carbon footprint uses footprint as a picture of the 'mark' we leave on the planet, so it means the total carbon or greenhouse gases a person, product, or company causes.