Editing David Suzuki (section)

==Carbon Footprint==
The David Suzuki Foundation has implemented a carbon neutral program in its offices. The Foundation states that this is part of its "ongoing commitment to sustainability." The program is designed to show that "taking responsibility for one’s greenhouse gas emissions is straightforward and inexpensive,"  It uses a guide by the World Resources Institute to calculate greenhouse gas emissions. Because of problems with tree planting projects, the Foundation purchases carbon offsets from energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.[http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Climate_Change/What_You_Can_Do/carbon_neutral.asp Using Carbon Offsets to Neutralize Your Emissions]. ''Solving Global Warming:'' What you can do. David Suzuki Foundation. Retrieved on: September 23, 2007. Suzuki himself laments that in traveling constantly to spread his message of climate responsibility, he's "over his [carbon] limit by hundreds of tonnes." He has stopped vacationing overseas and taken to "clustering" his speaking engagements together to reduce his carbon footprint. He would prefer, he says, to appear solely by video conference.

David Suzuki has given talks to the NDP, Liberal, and Green Parties of Canada, but does not belong to any political party. 
The David Suzuki Foundation is non-partisan, in accordance with the rules governing non-profit charities in Canada.