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'''Ecological footprint''' (EF) is a way of measuring demand on the Earth's [[ecosystems]] and natural resources. It refers to a number of different methods of analysis which give differing results, and is also used less strictly - to "reduce your footprint" doesn't automatically imply you have done an analysis. | |||
Indeed, the analysis is only useful if it leads to results, and so taking steps toward a [[Green living|greener lifestyle]] are what matters most. | Indeed, the analysis is only useful if it leads to results, and so taking steps toward a [[Green living|greener lifestyle]] are what matters most. | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 13 June 2008
Ecological footprint (EF) is a way of measuring demand on the Earth's ecosystems and natural resources. It refers to a number of different methods of analysis which give differing results, and is also used less strictly - to "reduce your footprint" doesn't automatically imply you have done an analysis.
Indeed, the analysis is only useful if it leads to results, and so taking steps toward a greener lifestyle are what matters most.