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> Lots of tiny things can be done now, with relatively little effort. Those little things of "low effort" have just as little impact. Those things that are sig
by zeroname 8y ago
> Lots of tiny things can be done now, with relatively little effort.
Those little things of "low effort" have just as little impact. Those things that are significant (transportation, meat consumption, heating) would also represent significant changes to my level of comfort. I like meat. I like being warm. I like not walking everywhere. I dislike public transport. I like long hot showers. I like to keep my PC running.
On the other hand, I can budget some money for the "luxury" of being carbon neutral. I can also not do that and keep on living the way do. The money is on the table, those changes to my lifestyle aren't.
- workycacc 8y agoFrom that I'd bet you also not be willing to spend money on being carbon neutral. Because you can be more comfortable with an extra few hundred dollars in your pocket every year. So then you're part of the problem, not part of the solution and someone who consumes with no regard for the impact is has on the planet.