E-commerce & Shopping Worldwide

List of last month's most polluting E-commerce & shopping websites worldwide

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	Domain	mCO₂ Reduction Potential	Energy Reduction Potential	Total mCO₂ Emissions	Total Energy Consumption
1	amazon.com	43879 t	50 GWh	10970 t	12 GWh	View Report
2	ebay.com	36315 t	54 GWh	5188 t	8 GWh	View Report
3	lowes.com	1030 t	2 GWh	2513 t	5 GWh	View Report
4	wayfair.com	893 t	742 MWh	2290 t	2 GWh	View Report
5	etsy.com	20159 t	32 GWh	2016 t	3 GWh	View Report
6	ikea.com	507 t	754 MWh	1749 t	3 GWh	View Report
7	macys.com	887 t	2 GWh	1706 t	3 GWh	View Report
8	target.com	489 t	890 MWh	1576 t	3 GWh	View Report
9	kohls.com	17112 t	30 GWh	1426 t	3 GWh	View Report
10	asos.com	2941 t	6 GWh	980 t	2 GWh	View Report

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Note Regarding CO2 Emissions and Energy Consumption Estimates

It is important to note that the emissions estimates in this page are based on the most recent data available. As a result, the emissions estimates may be outdated if there have been significant changes to your website since the last update.

FAQ

What is meant by "mCO₂ Reduction Potential" in the context of website CO2 emissions?

Reduction Potential in the context of website CO2 emissions refers to the digital waste generated by internet usage, such as abandoned digital content, redundant or duplicate data, and unused or outdated files. This digital waste contributes to the overall carbon footprint of websites and other digital platforms by consuming energy and resources during their storage and processing. It is important for website owners and developers to implement efficient data management practices and regularly clean up their digital waste to minimize their environmental impact.