Ecological Footprint quiz
 

Basically a way of measuring the demand that we place on the environment per person...could go in Politics/History but unfortunately not to many people look in there..

http://www.earthday.net/Footprint/index.asp#

The amount of worlds that are needed to fit my life style for everyone else in the world is 4.8

8.7


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5.4, fook yea

no.

3.8

I live in an urban center in a high rise with 2 roommates and don't eat much meat. You cunt.

2.8

That's with consuming meat/dairy products with nearly every meal.

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p.s read "The Clash of Civilizations and the remaking of world order" Simple writing but a really strong message on the future of foreign policy, some say Bush and his buddies took Samuel P. Huntington's [author..also a Harvard prof] message to serious and thats why you guys are in Iraq...thank me later.

4.7 planets. The flying question completely fucked everything up for me. I live pretty clean compared to most people, but I fly a lot.

[quote="Chronic Diarrhea":e1baa]4.7 planets. The flying question completely fucked everything up for me. I live pretty clean compared to most people, but I fly a lot.[/quote:e1baa]

Same, just got back from Jamaica which is were my parents live and I visit them once or twice a year and I sometimes go to other places to see aunts and stuff it usually adds up to 20 hours of flight time per year.

Roger.

At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if foreign policy was based on the latest Clancy novel.

*edit for a @#^@% misspelling.

IF EVERYONE LIVED LIKE YOU, WE WOULD NEED 4.6 PLANETS.

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Huntington wrote the book in 1993, but his message is basically wars won't be fought for power or ideology like in WW2/Korea/Vietnam...it will be based on culture and with the rise of Islam as a dominant religion in the world within the next few decades it will drastically change foreign policy and countries will be split into different civilizations each having a distinct cultural difference..it's kind of hard to explain everything but its really interesting for a foreign affairs book written by a Harvard prof.

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":cd514]5.4, fook yea[/quote:cd514] imwithstupid:

Wow, interesting, especially considering its from 93. Is this readily available or is it out of print?

oh godsh

wow I thought I would be horrible. 2.9 planets or 13 acres.

Ahhh, that's my homework for Wednesday! Weird.

3.2

You may have to order it online from amazon or something because I know I couldn't find it in my huge bookstore...but it is a new york times bestseller so its not hard to come by online.

3.8 PLANETS

3.6

How the fuck did you nimrods get 3. something planets, i got 5.3

Shelter got me with 8.9 lol

Less flying, small house, maybe car pool things like that can effect it.

i never fly

well you live in a big house dont you? drive a car alot?..eat alot of meat?Things like this tip the scale alot.

I'm guessing everyone here doesnt drive, doesnt eat meat and lives in a small house? happy:

The only thing i might have on everyone else is my house which is my parents house.

3 hours of flying, 400+ miles travelled in vehicle a week and meat/dairy with every meal.

2.8

How in the blue moon nig? I have occasionally for meat and 200 miles a week

TOTAL FOOTPRINT 5.6

IF EVERYONE LIVED LIKE YOU, WE WOULD NEED 3.1 PLANETS.

2.6 planets

wtf? I had a 13 foot print and we would need 2.9 planets. how does this compute?

we did this in my AP Environmental Science class. pretty awesome. i forget my results.

[quote="Unknown_Sniper":fba85]wtf? I had a 13 foot print and we would need 2.9 planets. how does this compute?[/quote:fba85]

its bull shit that how.

[quote=Milla]its bull shit that how.[/quote:ae7a7]

machette fails

did this in a class i took last semester 6.2

If everyone lived like you, we would need 5.6 planets.

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Same, i find that highly unlikely i would use up 5 planets.

IF EVERYONE LIVED LIKE YOU, WE WOULD NEED 3.5 PLANETS


I eat meat with extra meat topped with live chickens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!