Guest Post by Roger Caiazza of Pragmatic Environmentalist of New York.
I skimmed this and might have missed it, but what is the definition of zero emissions? Obviously it can't be literally zero. Elsewhere I've read 85% zero Carbon and 15% in purchased emission credits, for a "net" zero.
I skimmed this and might have missed it, but what is the definition of zero emissions? Obviously it can't be literally zero. Elsewhere I've read 85% zero Carbon and 15% in purchased emission credits, for a "net" zero.