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How is removing dirt, that is capable of sustaining life in its present form, and using resources to package it, using fuels to potentially ship it, and displac
by yan 18y ago
How is removing dirt, that is capable of sustaining life in its present form, and using resources to package it, using fuels to potentially ship it, and displacing it to probably a landfill (people will probably throw them out once the novelty wears off) green by any stretch of the imagination? Also using corn (which can be either food or fuel) and tying it up with a gag gift isn't very green.
- sam_in_nyc 18y agoBecause it's greener than buying some other gift. It's greener than most things you could buy. But, anyway, it's not really a "green product" so much as "to be marketed as green." I personally think the whole green thing is ridiculous. People just need to stop making more people.