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Mowing, putting the cut grass in plastic bags, and then burying them in a landfill would probably be the most "green" way to go, if you were irrational enough t
by mynameishere 18y ago
Mowing, putting the cut grass in plastic bags, and then burying them in a landfill would probably be the most "green" way to go, if you were irrational enough to think it would have a big impact.
- seanc 18y agoAh! I think you get it too. Although the greenest way would be to just let the grass grow and have a hayfield outside the building.
- aaronblohowiak 18y agoscrew grass and the compulsion to turn everywhere into the Savannah, let the forest grow.
- ams6110 18y agoThank you. This is a PR move. They could mow the grass, let the goats eat it, send employees out with scissors, or burn the field twice a year and none of it would have any impact on global temperatures.
- lutorm 18y agoFlawed argument. Nothing any single human does has an impact on global temperatures. That does not mean that if everyone does it, it still has no impact. It's the usual "tragedy of the commons" dilemma.
- lutorm 18y agoDo you also think that caring about prices is a "PR move" because any given purchase is unlikely to make a big impact on your wealth?