It's a good point. We want to do a real deep dive into the emissions involved in all our products and do keep an eye on both our personal and service emissions.

It's a good point. We want to do a real deep dive into the emissions involved in all our products and do keep an eye on both our personal and service emissions. Tracking is mostly for fast error identification at this early stage and because we're looking to (dis-)prove this as an opportunity. Thanks for your thoughts. Side note: A good read to put the 'value' of carbon dioxide into perspective is 'How Bad are Bananas' by Mike Berners Lee. He tries to give the same 'gut feeling' to carbon as we have with money (e.g. Champagne is more expensive than soda).