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I understand your frustration, but (just to pose some devil's advocate questions), your neighbours' behaviours that you describe probably already are inline wit
by ppf 6y ago
I understand your frustration, but (just to pose some devil's advocate questions), your neighbours' behaviours that you describe probably already are inline with government-mandated changes. Peat is in it's own category, so is neither renewable nor non-renewable according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, so that's a useful loophole. If your neighbours' cars are at all recent, there's an excellent chance they are hybrids, which meet all of the stringent emissions regulations.
And as for your energy source - is there anything renewable about powering your house with energy generators manufactured far overseas, using brown coal to fuel that energy-intensive process?
- CalRobert 6y agoI don't have a source off the top of my head but I would be very surprised if wind and solar with a good COP heat pump had higher emissions than cutting the most carbon-rich wetland in the world to dry and burn it. Also the Land Rover I see most is a 2008 (in Ireland, model year is on the number plate)