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What does a tonne of CO₂ actually look like?

TreeMonkey translates. Slide in your project — or any amount of carbon — and watch it turn into trees, car miles, flights and homes. Every number carries its source.

1 Pick a project

40500

2 What that means

Estimated upfront embodied carbon
60 tCO₂e

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1 How much CO₂?

0.1 t100 t

2 That's equivalent to…

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1 What did you do?

Activity
110,000

2 That emits…

Carbon footprint
0.26 tCO₂e

1 Compare two scenarios

Scenario A
0 tCO₂e/yr
Scenario B
0 tCO₂e/yr

2 The verdict

TreeMonkey is an illustrative carbon translator, not an offset or carbon-credit scheme. Figures are rounded equivalents from published UK sources — see each card.
Part of the Energycount Monkey toolkit · Factors last reviewed Oct 2026 ·