CARBON FOOTPRINT CALCULATOR

Carbon footprint

Road to Climate Neutrality

Diet

C1) How often do you eat animal products (beef, pork, chicken, fish, eggs, dairy products)?

Never
(vegan) Very little
(vegetarian) Occassionally
(no meat, or only occassionally,
eating eggs and dairy products
practically every day) Often
I want to specify
How frequently do I eat certain foods

C2) I want to answer in more detail: How often do you eat?

beef or mutton

Never
(vegan) Irregularly
(once every few weeks) Occassionally
(once or
twice a week) Often
(almost every day) Very often
(almost every meal)

pork meat

Never
(vegan) Irregularly
(once every few weeks) Occassionally
(once or
twice a week) Often
(almost every day) Very often
(almost every meal)

chicken meat

Never
(vegan) Irregularly
(once every few weeks) Occassionally
(once or
twice a week) Often
(almost every day) Very often
(almost every meal)

fish and seafood

Never
(vegan) Irregularly
(once every few weeks) Occassionally
(once or
twice a week) Often
(almost every day) Very often
(almost every meal)

Dairy, milk and eggs

Never
(vegan) Irregularly
(once every few weeks) Occassionally
(once or
twice a week) Often
(almost every day) Very often
(almost every meal)

C3) What share of the food you eat comes from your own garden or from your local produce and has not been industrially processed?

Very little
Mostly processed foods,
instant meals, sausages, etc. Approximately half
Approximately half comprised of fresh produce
(from farmers’ markets or home made),
the rest are processed Majority
Mostly fresh produce
(from farmers’ markets or homemade)

C4) What share of the food you buy comes from abroad?

I buy mostly
Czech food.
Approximately half
Almost all

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The most important influencer of the carbon footprint of your diet is the amount of animal products you consume.