When is Earth overshoot day?

Because Earth overshoot day is the date each year by which we have used more resources than the earth can regenerate in a year, it changes every year. Ecological overshoot first began in the early seventies and has been occurring every year since. Graphs that plot the dates each year show that there is a major trend; the dates keep getting earlier in the year. This means that each year we are using even more resources than the earth can regenerate. The Global Footprint Network, which calculates the date each year, Have informed that in 2020 the date is August the 22nd. This date is quite significantly later than many years before. This is only because of the huge impact Covid-19 has had on people's unsustainable habits. With most in quarantine or with some sort of restrictions, there have been fewer carbon emissions from travelling around everywhere, as well as a lesser demand for certain products or resources. This year the global carbon footprint went down by 14.5%, the forest product footprint went down by 8.4%, but the food footprint remained the same. To ensure that the date doesn't go back to its old pattern, it is crucial that everyone steps in and does everything they can to live their life sustainably and help bring our home towards a long and prosperous life.