Living Green - Episode 41 - CO2 Neutral Family Home

The video explores the concept of carbon neutrality in homes, using a house in Britain's Isle of Ernst as a model. This house reduces its carbon footprint by generating and storing its own energy, which is also used to power an electric vehicle. Additionally, it features high-tech greenhouses for growing food using hydroponics, offering a sustainable living model.

What is the primary goal of a carbon neutral environment?

• To use only renewable energy sources

• To eliminate all forms of pollution

• To balance carbon emissions with carbon removal

• To reduce energy consumption to zero

Where is the carbon neutral house that serves as a template located?

• In the Isle of Wight

• In the Isle of Ernst

• In the Isle of Man

• In the south of England

What is one of the key features of the carbon neutral house in the Isle of Ernst?

• It is made entirely of recycled materials

• It relies on wind energy only

• It produces its own energy and stores it

• It uses solar panels exclusively

How does the carbon neutral house contribute to sustainable transportation?

• By offering public transport passes

• By fueling an electric vehicle with its own energy

• By using biofuel for vehicles

• By providing bicycles for residents

What innovative method is used in the house to grow food?

• Hydroponic growing system

• Vertical farming

• Aquaponics

• Traditional soil farming