Dynamic Carbon Footprint

noun: the cumulative emission of greenhouse gases on a per-unit basis 

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'Individual batches of the same product—such as two cases of a specific brand of juice—can have widely varying dynamic carbon footprints. If one case on a supermarket shelf came from a particular bottling plant, while one next to it originated at a different plant several hundred kilometers away and was delivered by a separate logistics company, their footprints could diverge significantly..'  - 'Researchers Work on Using RFID to Calculate an Item's Carbon Footprint,' RFID Journal, August 8, 2008

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