Only one in eight people know their carbon footprint

It is not flights that account for the majority of the carbon footprint, but everyday habits. / © Parradee, Adobe Stock

7.11.2025

Shortly before the start of the World Climate Conference in Brazil, attention is turning to effective climate protection measures. Politicians and businesses are working on climate-neutral energies and the circular economy, but conscious behaviour in everyday life can also make a big difference.

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