Anthony Srinivas 230697 Nancy Gonzalez 242647 Rafael Garcia 192002 Curtis Sawyer 275009 Nora Rivas 242696
Our Massive Footprint ~ Slides 1-3
 Team Total~ Slide 4
 Napa Emissions ~ Slides 5-7
 Carbon footprints~ Slide 9-12
 Comparison~ Slide 13
 Be the Change~ Slide 14
 Benefits ~ Slide 15
 Links~ slide 16
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Anthony Srinivas
› Townhouse Apt: 2 people
› Drives: 2 Door Civic and
Motorcycle
› Carbon:
 House: 3.9
 Transportation: 5.2
 Total tons of C02: 18.0
› Energy:
 Elec: 1.0 Tons
 Nat. Gas: 1.3 tons
 Total House Hold: 2.3
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Nancy Gonzalez
› Single fam. Home: 4
People
› Drives: Mid Size sedan
› Carbon
 House : 12.5
 Transportation: 4.6
 Total tons of c02: 35.6
› Energy:
 Elec: 1.2 Tons
 Nat. Gas.: 3.4 Tons
 Total House Hold: 4.5
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Nora Rivas
› Single Fam. House: 5
people
› Drives: mid size sedan
› Carbon
 House: 4.7 tons
 Transportation: 6.6 tons
 Total tons of c02: 14.7
› Energy:
 Elec: 1.7 Tons
 Nat. Gas.: 6.5 Tons
 Total House Hold: 8.2 Tons
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Curtis Sawyer
› Single Fam. House: 2
people
› Drives: small Truck
› Carbon
 House: 6.9 tons
 Transportation: 9.2 tons
 Total tons of c02: 17.1
› Energy:
 Elec: 1.6 Tons
 Nat. Gas.: 3.2 Tons
 Total House Hold: 4.8
Tons
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Rafael Garcia
› Single Fam. House: 6
people
› Drives: 350z
› Carbon
 House: 3.0 tons
 Transportation: 2.7 tons
 Total tons of C02: 14.5
› Energy:
 Elec: 2.1 Tons
 Nat. Gas.: 2.3 Tons
 Total House Hold:
4.5Tons
› Electricity:
 Ave. Household: 3.8
 Ave. Kwh/Month: 2384
 Ave. Tons of Elec: 1.5
 Ave. Therms/Month:41.2
 Ave. Tons of nat Gas: 3.3
 Ave. Total House Hold Mean: 4.8
› Carbon:
 Ave. total per house hold: 14.1
 House: 6.2
 Transportation: 5.7
› Water:
 Average Gals used: 55.6
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Emissions
California produces
roughly 1.4 % of the
world's, and 6.2 % of the
total U.S., greenhouse
gases
 Each California resident,
per population average,
produces approximately
11 Tons of CO2 each
year.
 All though the per capita
CO2 emission is lower
than most states in the
U.S., California’s large
population makes it the
2nd biggest CO2
producer in the country.
The 1St in the country
being Texas.
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The U.S. CO2 emissions per capita in 2008 was about 18.9 tonnes, with a
total CO2 emission of about 6000 million metric tonnes. In 2011 the CO2
emissions per capita is about 20 metric tonnes, and about 5800 million
metric tonnes.
Word CO2 Emissions 2008
(in thousands of metric tons)
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World
100.0 %
United States
20.2 %
China & Taiwan
18.4 %
European Union
11.4 %
Russia
5.6 %
India
4.9 %
Japan
4.6 %
Rest of the World
34.9%
27,245,758
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6,049,435
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5,010,170
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3,115,125
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1,524,993
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1,342,962
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1,257,963
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9,508,769.4
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World
29,321,302
100%
China
6,534,367
22.30%
United States
5,833,381
19.91%
European Union 4,177,817.86
14.04%
Russia
1,729,357
5.50%
India
1,495,362
5.24%
Japan
1,214,543
4.28%
Rest of the world 8,424,010.1
28.7%
The worlds total CO2 emission grew by about 28% and China is the new
leader in CO2 emission due to its growing economy.
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20
15
Carbon
10
Electricity
5
0
Team
Napa
Water:
Team: Averaged 55.6 Gals
Napa: Averaged in 2010 142 gals
California: 209 Gallons
USA: Averaged 179 Gals
California
USA
BIG PICTURE
 Environmental
Education
 The Three R’s
 Energy Efficient
Appliances
 Less Use of Overall
Appliances
 Green Housing and
Architecture
 Use of Public Transit,
With Less or Little
Driving
SMALL PICTURE
 When not in use,
unplug cell phone
chargers, microwaves,
stereos, computers,
etc
 Air Dry clothes and use
less energy hog
appliances such as
blow dryers, TV’s, etc
 Bike to work
 Carpool whenever
possible
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Support Our World
and Communities
Save Money
Develop Cleaner
Energy Resilience
Improve Our Air
Quality
Support A Healthy
Living Environment
Support and Protect
Mother Earth
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http://www.eredux.com/states/state_detail.php?id=1111
http://www.ucsusa.org/global_warming/science_and_impacts/science/graph-showing-eachcountrys.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_dioxide_emissions
http://napavalleyregister.com/news/local/article_df578f16-23fa-11e0-89a5-001cc4c002e0.html
http://www.cbia.org/go/cbia/?LinkServID=E242764F-88F9-4438-9992948EF86E49EA
http://www.climateprotectioncampaign.org/ccap/pdf/2.Updated_GHG_Inventory.pdf
http://www.physics.uci.edu/~silverma/actions/HouseholdEnergy.html
http://www.google.com/publicdata?ds=wbwdi&met_y=eg_use_elec_kh_pc&idim=country:USA&dl=en&hl=en&q=electricity+usage+statistics