Ecological Footprint Accounting for Countries¶
Lin. (2014). Ecological Footprint Accounting for Countries: Updates and Results of the National Footprint Accounts, 2012–2018.
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- Ecological Footprint
- National and global footprint accounting — the home use (Global Footprint Network); per-capita national accounts, biocapacity comparison, and Earth Overshoot Day calculation, with the deficit read as the signed footprint-minus-biocapacity gap. Carbon footprint — the most-travelled specialization; CO₂-equivalent emissions translated into the forest area needed to sequester them, typically the largest line item within a full account
This sourceThe National Footprint Accounts figure of a world per-capita Ecological Footprint of about 2.8 gha against about 1.7 gha of available biocapacity.
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“The carbon Footprint is the fastest growing Footprint component; in 2014, it comprised 60 percent of the world's total Ecological Footprint.”
- National and global footprint accounting — the home use (Global Footprint Network); per-capita national accounts, biocapacity comparison, and Earth Overshoot Day calculation, with the deficit read as the signed footprint-minus-biocapacity gap. Carbon footprint — the most-travelled specialization; CO₂-equivalent emissions translated into the forest area needed to sequester them, typically the largest line item within a full account
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