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Your 0 emission statement suffers from exactly the same criticism you're firing at Google. How was your bike built? How was your bus/train built? What's powerin
by samvher 6y ago
Your 0 emission statement suffers from exactly the same criticism you're firing at Google. How was your bike built? How was your bus/train built? What's powering your bus/train? Also the assumption that a vegetarian diet is 0 emission is wrong - you're relying on a massive (oil-fueled) production system that emits a lot, to provide you with the food you buy. Sure, it's less than would be necessary if you ate meat but it's certainly not 0 emission.
Edit - I need to read more carefully, OP already went into this, apologies.
- stiray 6y agoI think that I have explained it very well and I have put it there as an example why the claim from google is a fallacy. > once I start to count in how my food was produced, how the goods I am using were produced etc. this is just not true. I wasnt clear enough?