Can You Correctly Identify Which Action Has A Greater Carbon Footprint?

The truth may or may not shock you.

There's a lot of information out there about what activities you should and shouldn't be implementing to reduce your carbon footprint.

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In the latest research by Australian Ethical (Australia's leading ethical super fund) — and undertaken by The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Lonergan Research — the 12 actions most commonly taken by Aussies to reduce their individual carbon footprint have been revealed.

Find out in this quiz if you know which of these 12 actions are most impactful:

To learn more about the eco-friendly actions you could be taking, visit Australian Ethical today and discover how easy it is to switch your super fund, and more.

_{The carbon footprint estimates provided should not be taken as an absolute guide and should not be relied upon for making financial decisions. The comparison benchmark is a blended benchmark of the S&P ASX 200 Index (for Australian and New Zealand share holdings) and MSCI World ex Australia Index (for international fund share holdings).  If you are considering making a switch, please consider not only investments and fees but also any difference in the insurance provided by the fund. You should consider seeking advice and read the relevant PDS and TMD to make an informed decision based on your own financial objectives, situation and needs.  Issued by Australian Ethical Superannuation Pty Ltd (ABN 43 079 259 733, AFSL 526 055). For more information visit australianethical.com.au.}