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guajiro [1.7K]
1 year ago
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Why do you think the ecological footprint of bangladesh is so small why is it so large for people in the united states?

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EleoNora [17]1 year ago
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The ecological footprint of the average people of Bangladesh  is 0.5 global hectares per person which much less than  average of the world ( 2.84 global hectares per capita ) .it indicates that a low purchasing power of Bangladesh . less consumption means less production .also there are few industries in Bangladesh. This is the reason the ecological footprint of Bangladesh is so small .

The United states ecological footprint is larger than that of other countries because per capita consumption of energy and a wide range of goods of all kinds is greater . wastes ,including carbon dioxide ,are greater as ell , adding to the relative size of the footprint . this is the reason the ecological footprint of the people of United states is large .

Hence ,the ecological footprint of Bangladesh  is so small and the ecological footprint of United states is so large .

<h3>What is ecological footprint ?</h3>

The ecological footprint is a method promoted by the global footprint network to measure human demand on natural capital , i.e. the quantity of nature it takes  to support people or an economy .

It tracks this demand through an ecological accounting system .

The ecological footprint is the only metric that measures how much nature and how much nature we use .The footprint helps : countries to improve sustainability and well-being , local leaders to optimize public project investments , individuals to understand their impact on the planet.

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