Across the globe, I see many differences. On average, most people who live on islands or in deserted regions use more carbon then someone who lives near a city. I think this is the case because when those people go on vacation or leave town it will take them longer to get to their vacation spot since there isn't anything near where they live. I calculated the average carbon used of three schools on and island, three on in a deserted region, and 3 in the city. The average carbon of the schools on the island were 9,852. The average carbon of the schools in a deserted region was 12,253, and the average carbon of the schools in the city were 8,896. 2. I think changing my diet will reduce my carbon. Food was the only section for me above average mainly because I eat around 10 eggs a week and a beef in almost all my meals. I first wanted to see how much carbon is 1 egg and when I reduced the amount of eggs I eat a week by 1, the average went down by 100. When I did the same thing with the beef, the average went down by 300. That is a lot of carbon and so if I eat less eggs and beef a week, then my carbon average for food will definitley go down significantly. I think eating 5 eggs a week and half the amount of beef a week will reduce the amount of carbon.