Reducing your carbon "foodprint": Sustainable Eating Guide

[350orbust]

John's comment demonstrates a lack of understanding of percentages - how much arsenic does it take to kill a person? Saying that carbon dioxide is natural and doesn't need to be regulated is like saying that feces is natural, and therefore doesn't need to be regulated. That's why we should look to the experts, not to the Johns of the world, to determine our policies.

[JonThm]

There is onyl 0.000037% CO2 in the air, and all life on Earth depends on it! Carbon footprint - rubbish. Sound bite fiction. Redu cec life, reduce CO2 levels even more!