Carbon footprint cluster hub
Digital carbon footprint guides and calculators
Compare the carbon footprint of the apps, AI tools, games, browsers, and streaming platforms people use every day. Use these pages to estimate emissions, understand the methodology, and find simple ways to offset your digital footprint.
Start with AI tools like ChatGPT, then branch into the broader AI emissions topic.
Compare Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, and short-form video usage.
Understand how meetings, browsers, and online workflows add to your digital emissions.
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Best places to start
Netflix
Netflix has strong impression volume already, but weak click-through. That usually means the page needs better search-intent alignment around streaming emissions and per-hour viewing questions.
TikTok
TikTok's footprint comes from video delivery, device energy use, and the time people spend scrolling. This page gives a simple way to understand how short-form video can add up over time.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT uses energy for every request, response, and supporting system behind the model. This page helps explain how everyday AI use contributes to digital emissions.
Zoom
Zoom meetings use energy for video delivery, networking, and the devices involved in every call. This page explains how work-related digital habits contribute to a broader digital carbon footprint.
Instagram's footprint comes from media delivery, mobile device power use, and the energy needed to store and serve content at global scale. This page puts that impact into everyday terms.
YouTube
YouTube's footprint comes from video processing, storage, network delivery, and the electricity used by the devices people stream on. This page explains how those pieces add up over time.
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