Chikara

I think Levi chose to end his memoir with the story of carbon because carbon is what makes up all life, and it's what keeps traveling from object to object, not dying even when the being that it's a part of is dying. Putting it at the end of a book kind of wraps it all up in a big idea, because carbon has to do with all of the other elements...

I think I can probably balance out my carbon footprint and pick up trash if I see it to try to preserve the environment around me.

One way that I can lower my carbon footprint is to line dry my clothes. This means that you hang your clothes on a clothesline outside and you let the wind dry your clothes. It's better than putting your clothes in the dryer.

I can lower my carbon footprint by trying to replace some of my household items with more eco-friendly ones. For example, I can ask about buying low-flow toilets and showerheads, try to get an Energy Star printer, refrigerator, and/or computer, and line-dry my laundry instead of putting it in the dryer.

i could remember to turn the lights of because my carbon foot print was 46 im not sure if that is good or not but i will stop using lights so much.

I can drive and fly less and I can eat less meat.