how much of my co2 emmisions are produced by my car? 20-40-60 or 80%?

Answer 1

Depends on the car you have, check out www.comcar.co.uk and it will tell you how much emmissions will come from your car.

Answer 2

By setting up the problem in this way, the calculation of a safe CO2 emission goes up by about 40%, because it takes about a century for the climate to fully respond to rising CO2. If CO2 emission continues up to the year 2100, then the warming in the year 2100 would only be about 60% of the "committed warming" from the CO2 concentration in 2100. This calculation seems rather callous, almost sneaky, given the inevitability of warming once the CO2 is released. I suspect that many in the community are not aware of this sneaky implication of restricting our attention to a relatively short time horizon.

Answer 3

If your car was built in the last few years - then this figure is printed on your log book, it may not be written as a percentage, but the co2 emissions are written on all log books of later models, to aid the assessment of road tax due on your vehicle yearly.

Answer 4

Need more info like Year, Make, Model, and engine size. An CO2 emissions are not expressed in per cents, it is in parts per million (ppm).

Answer 5

If it's a smallish (UK) car, doing average mileage, you probably exhale as much CO2 as your car does in a year.

Answer 6

15%

Answer 7

Depends. Your CO 2 might be higher than your car's if you last ate at White Castles or Taco Bell!.............LOL!

Answer 8

Depends upon how much you use it and what are you adding as the other emissions.

Answer 9

have a look on "new car net" it gives you makes of cars and what ommissions and tax you pay

Answer 10

It can't be that much... I'd say 20%