Your emissions
Your home’s impact is 0.00 g of CO2 per kWh of electricity and, after offsetting, 0.00 g per kWh of gas with Bulb. You use 1,944 kWh of electricity and 7,325 kWh of gas a year.
A typical home on the UK average fuel mix uses 3,100 kWh of electricity and 12,000 kWh of gas per year and emits 0.256 g of CO2 per kWh of electricity and 0.186 g of CO2 per kWh of gas, totalling 3,026 kg of CO2 per year. So your emissions are 3,026 tonnes of CO2 lower than a typical home.
Planting trees
This government forestry report states that trees in Kielder Forest absorb 2 kg of CO2 per year on average. So saving 634 kg of CO2 is equivalent to 930 trees. And this report recommends planting 2,500 trees per hectare of woodland.
Carbon offsetting
Carbon offsetting is a powerful tool for reducing your impact on the environment. We’ve written an article with more info about how we offset our carbon emissions.
Your offsets have directly reduced the emissions for families in Ghana by providing more efficient cooking stoves. These improve the air quality in their home while saving money that would have been spent on fuel, allowing them to spend it on more important things.
Dinosaurs
A tuojiangosaurus is estimated to have weighed between 1.1 and 4.8 tonnes. We've assumed the mid point of these figures.
Isla Nubar, the island in Jurassic Park, covers an area of 77km2. Each square kilometer now could support two elephants, and since each diplodocus was considerably heavier than two elephants, they would need at least one square km each. Therefore 240,000 diplodocus would need at least 3,117 Jurassic parks to support them.
Other dinosaur related information was correct as of 65 million years ago.