Heavy things delivered means you are contributing to pollution as well as anybody else What's really polluting the atmosphere is not people's cars, it's the co

Heavy things delivered means you are contributing to pollution as well as anybody else What's really polluting the atmosphere is not people's cars, it's the constant and unstoppable traffic of goods delivered from country to country for no real reason other than "economy of scale" A friend of mine has asked for an eye pencil replacement the other day because it was delivered of the wrong colour It costed a couple euros and came from Korea They gladly sent another one and picked up the old one For a two euros eye pencil Imagine what the fashion industry produces when it moves the 30 billion pounds of clothes that every year are discarded in UK Not to say that people don't pollute, but that the control should start on who produce the most pollution and also profit from it, not from the last ring of the supply chain