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Sunday, 17 December 2023

Indulgences, get yer indulgences 'ere



Carbon offsetting sounds attractive - but it's an expensive prospect

While carbon offsetting can help cut costs, one of the criticisms of the system is it allows companies that pollute to continue belching out greenhouse gases at a cost they can seemingly afford.

There's a sharp easterly wind blowing but Harrison Webster's Norfolk home is warm in every room.

What's going on here is a world first: polluting companies are paying for a domestic makeover to ditch the carbon.

2 comments:

Sam Vega said...

There's a sharp easterly wind blowing but Harrison Webster's Norfolk home is warm in every room.

"I've gone back to coal", says a beaming Harrison, legs splayed to warm his buttocks in front of a glowing hearth. "And if you don't like it, then sod the lot of you!"

A K Haart said...

Sam - "Much cheaper for you lot too," says Harrison, "you should be pleased."