Offset your travel emissions to the Eagles home games! Use this map and information to gauge how many trees you should purchase.
Eagles fans who are driving a total of 60 miles or less to each Eagles home game, should plant 1 tree to offset the emissions they produce traveling to games this season. By planting 2 trees a fan who travels 130 miles to each home game,would be be able to compensate for their travel. Similarly, if a fan travels 200 miles for home games this season, they should plant 3 trees. Our far traveling fans who drive beyond 200 miles to each Eagles home game should plant 4 or more trees this football season!
Offset your gameday travel today! Purchase trees in our Eagles Forest located at Neshaminy State Park in Bensalem, PA!
Want to learn more about how we calculated this information and how much CO2e you produce by traveling to the Eagles home games? Check out the information below!
CO2e is a measure that expresses the amount of greenhouse gases produced in terms of the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) that would have the same global warming potential. This allows a single value to encompass the effects of many gases, such as methane, perflouorocarbons, and nitrous oxide, in addition to just carbon dioxide.
Average car in the US produces 1.192CO2e lbs/mile.
If you drive 10 miles to a game = 11.92 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 119.2CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 20 miles to a game = 23.84 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 238.4CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 30 miles to a game = 35.76 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 357.6CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 40 miles to a game = 47.68 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 476.8 CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 50 miles to a game = 59.6 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 596 CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 60 miles to a game = 71.52CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 715.2 CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 100 miles to a game = 119.2 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 1192 CO2e lbs/season
If you drive 130 miles to a game =154.96 CO2e lbs/mile x 10 home games= 1549.6 CO2e lbs/season