In an expose of the $90 Trillion dollar 'Green' movement set to make certain people rich at the expense of Hipsters, Flashpackers, Begpackers, Twatpackers, Soap Dodgers and Tree Huggers, this RT article examines the real cost to the Environment of their Eco-friendly trendy bollocks.

"With the knee jerk association of plastic = evil, people overlook that paper bags generate more air and water pollution than plastic and actually require more energy to recycle. They take up more space in landfills and require more fuel to ship. Plastic bags are not necessarily better – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is testament to the damage they can cause – but consumers who believe they're saving the earth by requesting paper bags at the supermarket (and municipalities who think banning plastic is the answer) are sadly misguided."

The article covers Solar, Plastic vs Paper and 'Organic' etc etc.

https://www.rt.com/news/472337-green-ec ... marketing/

Below is an example of the eco-warrior 'fraudster' class determined to ruin the world

Who to believe???????????


https://www.rt.com/uk/472187-asthma-inh ... te-change/

russian gas is the most eco-friendly option, obviously
rt, sheesh

https://www.rt.com/news/472337-green-ec ... marketing/ ^^^ (OP)
Get your Science here folks.

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(Belly laugh!!)

It's an entertaining site...

Mishmash wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 5:02 am In an expose of the $90 Trillion dollar 'Green' movement set to make certain people rich at the expense of Hipsters, Flashpackers, Begpackers, Twatpackers, Soap Dodgers and Tree Huggers, this RT article examines the real cost to the Environment of their Eco-friendly trendy bollocks.

"With the knee jerk association of plastic = evil, people overlook that paper bags generate more air and water pollution than plastic and actually require more energy to recycle. They take up more space in landfills and require more fuel to ship. Plastic bags are not necessarily better – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is testament to the damage they can cause – but consumers who believe they're saving the earth by requesting paper bags at the supermarket (and municipalities who think banning plastic is the answer) are sadly misguided."

The article covers Solar, Plastic vs Paper and 'Organic' etc etc.

https://www.rt.com/news/472337-green-ec ... marketing/

Below is an example of the eco-warrior 'fraudster' class determined to ruin the world

Yeah Mish - Bloody tree huggers..
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... amur#img-1