Decoding the invisible impact of human activities on the environment requires a meticulous examination of carbon footprints, revealing the stark realities that often elude casual observation. Carbon footprint, a measure of the total greenhouse gas emissions for which an individual, organization, or product is responsible, extends beyond the tangible manifestations of pollution. It encompasses the intricate web of interconnected processes, supply chains, and lifestyle choices that collectively contribute to the atmospheric burden of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. At the core of this invisible impact lies the industrial apparatus that fuels modern life. Manufacturing processes, transportation networks, and energy production are the pillars supporting our globalized society. However, they also cast an expansive shadow on the environment, emitting vast quantities of greenhouse gases throughout their life cycles.