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If they’re already tearing up their back yard, wouldn’t it be strictly more environmentally friendly to buy from them rather than tear up our own back yard?
by dartos 2y ago
If they’re already tearing up their back yard, wouldn’t it be strictly more environmentally friendly to buy from them rather than tear up our own back yard?
- bpodgursky 2y agoThere's no real environmental impact to drilling the North Sea other than carbon emissions, which obviously happen either way.
- dartos 2y ago> which obviously happen either way. No? If you don’t drill then the carbon emissions from that drilling don’t happen. I think that fact opens a loophole for carbon credits, actually.