Total Donations by Date
Date
Grams of CO2
May 2008
1,692,200
June 2008
594,500
July 2008
1,862,700
August 2008
356,800
September 2008
154,900
October 2008
320,700
November 2008
692,000
December 2008
740,200
January 2009
183,400
February 2009
214,200
March 2009
129,300
April 2009
355,200
May 2009
166,500
June 2009
234,900
July 2009
392,700
August 2009
280,600
September 2009
134,800
October 2009
127,700
November 2009
200,000
December 2009
160,700
January 2010
135,800
February 2010
58,600
March 2010
88,900
April 2010
133,200
May 2010
209,300
June 2010
275,100
July 1, 2010
9,900
July 2, 2010
5,900
July 3, 2010
3,200
July 4, 2010
6,300
July 5, 2010
12,700
July 6, 2010
9,700
July 7, 2010
8,500
July 8, 2010
12,800
July 9, 2010
9,400
July 10, 2010
4,200
July 11, 2010
4,300
July 12, 2010
10,200
July 13, 2010
9,400
July 14, 2010
10,300
July 15, 2010
13,500
July 16, 2010
9,200
July 17, 2010
5,500
July 18, 2010
3,200
July 19, 2010
14,200
July 20, 2010
1,600
July 21, 2010
6,300
July 22, 2010
4,500
July 23, 2010
8,100
July 24, 2010
8,300
July 25, 2010
9,100
July 26, 2010
14,200
July 27, 2010
12,300
July 28, 2010
11,100
July 29, 2010
15,000
July 30, 2010
2,300
July 31, 2010
12,100
Total All Dates
10,162,200
Grams of C02
10,162
Kilograms of C02
10.16
Metric Tons of C02
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Carbon Facts
Carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels are causing the Earth’s climate to change which will have catastrophic results if we do not act to reduce them now. CO2 emissions are about 40% higher than they were before the Industrial Revolution and at their highest levels in recorded history covering over 650,000 years.
The effects of climate change can already be seen now. Temperatures are increasing, glaciers are receding at unprecedented speeds, whole chunks of the Antarctic ice shelf are breaking off, warmer seasons are becoming longer and storms are becoming more severe and causing more and more damage. Isn’t it time we do something about it?
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