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Even if you don't believe in climate change, I really like that CO2stats is a distributed opt-in approach. Instead of government mandates, you have individuals
by ivankirigin 18y ago
Even if you don't believe in climate change, I really like that CO2stats is a distributed opt-in approach. Instead of government mandates, you have individuals and companies taking action.
Other comments about cost-benefit analysis also miss the point to a certain degree. Raising awareness is valuable. Feeling good is valuable. That doesn't enter into an individual's cost benefit analysis, but it really matters.
The main critique of I have of CO2stats is that I'd like to see options besides buying energy. I'd like to donate to research into alternative energy, not directly buying current tech.
Donating to research also highlights that there are good options to choose regardless of whether climate change is real.