US EditionExplainer: What is the carbon footprint of your Easter Egg
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Explainer: What is the carbon footprint of your Easter Egg
The complexity of the carbon footprint of your Easter Egg. Image generated by AI. By Anders Lorenzen This Sunday, millions of children will be out and about hunting for Easter Eggs. In the Easter period, it is estimated that over a billion Easter Eggs will be consumed. As the table later in this article shows, the carbon footprint of Easter eggs varies significantly depending on the type of product you buy. Breaking down the carbon costs The key…
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