I am still baffled by the focus on private housholds and private consumption when it comes to the discussion of clean energy and emissions.
The reality is that private households have very little to do with our problems and even less to do about them.
Stop eating cow sound great but it's not going to do anything of any impact.
Most emissions (70%) come from very few companies (around a 100 or some).
Instead of making life more expensive and difficult for normal citizens why not focus on those companies instead. That you can actually do something about.
The reality is that private households have very little to do with our problems and even less to do about them.
Stop eating cow sound great but it's not going to do anything of any impact.
Most emissions (70%) come from very few companies (around a 100 or some).
Instead of making life more expensive and difficult for normal citizens why not focus on those companies instead. That you can actually do something about.
http://fortune.com/2017/07/10/climate-change-green-house-gas...