While South Africa and the rest of the continent may be pursuing renewable forms of energy, the World Cup 2010 will have anything but an environmental benefit with a report saying the tournament will have a carbon footprint sex times than of the last competiton four years ago in Germany.
Here we take a look at the total estimated carbon footprint of the South African World Cup.
![Carbon Footprint of the 2010 World Cup](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_b6DAfwnAYDo/TBMLtd3QzeI/AAAAAAAAAOI/ILR_Hv3Z9Zw/rw/CarbonFootprintoftheWorldCup2010.jpg)
Total CO2 emission: 2,753,251 (The equivalent of the tottal yearly CO2 emission of over 1 million cars).
Photo: euinfrastructure.com
Here we take a look at the total estimated carbon footprint of the South African World Cup.
![Carbon Footprint of the 2010 World Cup](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_b6DAfwnAYDo/TBMLtd3QzeI/AAAAAAAAAOI/ILR_Hv3Z9Zw/rw/CarbonFootprintoftheWorldCup2010.jpg)
Total CO2 emission: 2,753,251 (The equivalent of the tottal yearly CO2 emission of over 1 million cars).
Photo: euinfrastructure.com
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