Graph from Power & Energy . OK, it’s a lot of carbon. 41,000 tons of carbon equivalent is estimated to be Copenhagen’s big footprint after the COP-15 two weeks of talks. See that small, insignificant seeming white dot carved into the big black moon? That’s what it would be if we all weren’t in Copenhagen. Yet while

41,000 tons sounds ginormous, and it is, the Danes had long planned to offset an eventual 100,000 tons of carbon, setting aside nearly a million Euros. And how will they do it? Via Bangladeshi brick ovens…. Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Copenhagen’s Gargantuan Carbon Footprint? It’s Up in Smoke