Transportation
Energy
Food
Shopping
Waste & Recycling
100

This low-carbon method of getting around also doubles as good exercise.

What is walking?

100

Turning these off when you leave a room saves both energy and carbon.

What are lights?

100

Eating more of these plant-based foods lowers your carbon footprint.

What are fruits and vegetables?

100

What Single Use Plastic items are banned in Antigua and Barbuda, which makes shopping more sustainable

What are plastic bags?


100

This simple action of separating and repurposing paper, plastic, and glass keeps materials out of landfills.

What is recycling?

200

Choosing this form of group travel instead of driving solo reduces emissions per passenger.

What is carpooling (taking the bus or public transport)?

200

Using this renewable source to power your home greatly reduces carbon emissions compared to fossil fuels.

What is solar energy?

200

Compared to beef, this type of meat has a lower carbon footprint.

What is chicken (or poultry)?

200

Buying clothes this way helps reduce production-related emissions.

What is second-hand or thrift shopping?

200

This “R” in the 3Rs of waste management comes first, since the best waste is the one we never create.

What is reduce?

300

Using this two-wheeled option creates almost zero carbon emissions.

What is biking (cycling)?

300

Electronics that stay plugged in and draw power even when off are called this.

What are “energy vampires” (or standby power)?

300

Buying produce grown this way (closer to home) cuts down on shipping emissions.

What is local (or locally grown food)?

300

Choosing this shipping option instead of express reduces carbon emissions from delivery trucks.

What is standard shipping?

300

Food scraps and yard waste can be turned into this instead of releasing methane in landfills.

What is compost?

400

This everyday action contributes more to carbon emissions than carpooling.

What is driving solo?

400

Insulating this part of your house helps reduce energy wasted through heating and cooling

What is the roof or attic (insulation)?

400

Producing this everyday drink has a higher carbon footprint than plant-based alternatives like oat or almond.

What is cow’s milk?

400

Constantly upgrading this handheld device adds to e-waste and carbon from production.

What is a smartphone?

400

These single-use items, often given with drinks, are too small to recycle and often end up in the ocean.

What are plastic straws?

500

Of all common travel methods, this one creates the largest carbon footprint per passenger.

What is flying by airplane?

500

Globally, this fossil fuel remains the single biggest contributor to carbon emissions from electricity.

What is coal/oil?

500

This greenhouse gas, released by cattle, makes beef one of the most carbon-heavy foods.

What is methane?

500

This industry produces massive emissions through rapid, low-cost clothing production.

What is the fashion industry (or fast fashion)?

500

Producing new metal of this type uses 95% more energy than recycling it, which makes this everyday item one of the most valuable recyclables.

What is aluminum metal (or an aluminum can)?

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