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Personal Narrative: My Ecological Footprint Calculator
When I used Ecological Footprint Calculator my ecological footprint represents my impact to our Planet is enormous and I am not ecologically friendly to the Earth than I thought. Due to the graph how percentage I am breaking down ecological balance, I got consumption about I am using much energy than I am allowed for mobility and it was about eighty percent. The main reason why I am using much mobility resources might be I am traveling a lot. There are two reasons for this problem, I am an international student from Japan and I am living quite far area from school. Problem one affects me how often I need to take airplane to go back to my home country and use much fuels. Problem two leads me to take tree different kinds of public transportations
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