When I did the footprint calculator, I noticed that even though I don't eat a lot of meat, the amount of meat that I eat could be lower. For instance, I never eat beef, but I do eat a lot of pork. If I didn't eat as much pork, that would bring down my footprint a lot. Maybe one thing I could do is try to eat the vegetarian meal at school. That is where I usually eat a lot of the meat that I eat. I also apparently eat a lot of eggs, so that might be one other thing that I could try to lower. I could try to not eat meat for at least 4 days a week, that would definitely lower my carbon impact.

I agree with you, we can eat more vegetarian food. We can reduce our carbon impact with simple things. Eating more eggs, vegetables, fruit, legumes make a difference. We don't need to become all vegetarians but we should reduce the meat in our diet. It's better for our health and for the Planet.

I agree with the fact that we should eat less meat, and more vegetarian food. I can relate to how I rarely eat beef, but I eat lots of pork and chicken, which made my footprint calculator higher than expected. I would expect myself to start eating meat less than 5 days a week, that way I can be as healthy as can be.

I agree because I also eat a lot of meat and that also rises my average. Eating more healthy can really affect the carbon footprint of many and raise the quality of life. But eating vegetables is a habit that has been a little hard for me to get into.  But definitely  eating less meat would affect the planet greatly.

I agree with all the comments above, we can all eat a lot healthy and eat less meat. Eating more healthy can make the human body better and last longer and I didn't realize the affect it did on the carbon footprint. I don't eat much meat but when I think it's better if people reduce the meat they eat. It would also help the plant a lot too.