The document discusses ways to reduce carbon footprint. It mentions an article in Marie Claire magazine that compares the carbon footprints of three women. While the article is a good way to raise awareness, it does not provide many specific tips. The document then lists a few websites that can calculate an individual's carbon footprint and suggests admitting that high carbon footprint is a problem as the first step to reducing it. References for further information on carbon footprints are also included.

1. Carbon footprint: How could we reduce it? CLARA LAI

2. The carbon foot print is in people's consciousness at the moment and it's a simple motif which is why it popped into my head," she said.

3. Reduce carbon footprint

4. Another way to reduce carbon footprint

5. Just reduce carbon footprint…

6. The percentage

7. The September issue of Marie Claire has an article comparing three women’s carbon footprints. (A carbon footprint is the measure a person or entity’s effect on the environment in terms of greenhouse gases.) I’m glad articles like this are finding their way into mainstream magazines. The more people read about this and think about this in terms of their personal responsibility, the better. What I don’t like about the article is that it doesn’t give very many tangible tips on how to reduce one’s carbon footprint. But perhaps the first step is admitting you have a problem. To wit, here are a few websites I found where you can calculate your carbon footprint: www.myfootprint.org (Earth Day Network )

8. What is a carbon footprint?

12. References- 1.WWW.blogstoday.co.uk 2.WWW.bbc.co.uk 3.WWW.energyreport.co.uk 4.picasa.goggle.com 5.wartzateria.wordpress.com 6.WWW.biggreenswitch.co.uk 7.WWW.tesco.com 8.WWW.hornrecycling.com 9.WWW.environmentalleader.com 10.WWW.sleepdrove.com