20kg of CO2e

I've been playing with some numbers and have come up with a list of things that all give about the same amount of carbon emissions (approximately 20kg CO2e):

• 5 days of average Kiwi household power use (100kWh) - if hydropower
• taking the bus from Auckland to Palmerston North (500km)
• driving from Auckland to Huntly (100km)
• 10kg of dry fertiliser (20% nitrogen fertiliser)
• 80 standard loo rolls
• a 3L steel saucepan (1kg of saucepan)
• a pair of cotton undies
• 3 square metres of wool carpet
• 2 square metres of vinyl flooring
• 1.5 square metre of window glass (single glazing)
• 1/2 a square metre of driveway concrete (10cm deep)
• a square foot of house (just the shell, typical Kiwi construction)
• a square foot of solar panel (monocrystalline)
• 44kg fruit or vegetables grown organically or in New Zealand
• 33kg conventionally grown imported fruit or vegetables
• 20L milk
• 13kg lentils
• 5kg chicken
• 2kg cheese
• 1kg of beef

Certainly brings out how different things have different impacts - and not always in the ways you'd think!