You’re a part of the carbon economy
Our spending influences 65% of global emissions through these six systems.
By spending more sustainably, we can demand a low-carbon future.
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Goods & Services - 15%
GOODS & SERVICES
15% of global emissions - $18 trillion
The stuff we buy – whether it’s a shirt or a Netflix subscription – requires energy and resources to produce. Shopping more sustainably saves money and cuts carbon.

OFFSETS
1% global emissions - $2 billion
Offsetting is a way to compensate for unavoidable emissions by supporting vetted climate solutions.
Offsets - 1%

Finance - 6%
FINANCE
6% of global emissions - $25 trillion
Financial activity leaves a footprint too. Divesting from dirty energy is a way to invest in our future.

TRAVEL
11% of global emissions - $9 trillion
Exploring our planet helps us appreciate all that’s worth protecting. We can honor the Earth by embracing more conscious travel.
Travel - 11%

Utilities - 20%
UTILITIES
20% of global emissions - $2 trillion
Decarbonizing the electricity we use at home is a huge opportunity for climate impact. Globally, 80% of energy is generated using fossil fuels. To meet our global climate goals, about two-thirds of electricity needs to be renewable by 2030.
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FOOD
21% of global emissions - $6 trillion
Transforming our food and farming systems is a major opportunity for impact. Curating what and how we eat advocates for food systems that nurture the earth, instead of depleting it.
Food & Drink - 21%
FOOD & DRINK
21% of global emissions - $6 trillion
Transforming our food and farming systems is a major opportunity for impact. Curating what and how we eat advocates for food systems that nurture the Earth, instead of depleting it.