nixmatters wrote: ↑Thu May 06, 2021 4:31 pm
tegirinenashi wrote: ↑Thu May 06, 2021 3:20 pm
Makes a new meaning for "
organic bar". With the right hand side (colored red) marked as "the wrong side of the history".
That was a good one!
To get a glimpse of what DSM is trying to achieve, take a look at this and interpret it however you wish.
I teach my kids that excess use of plastic is a bad thing and I believe it will make a difference one day. They do now use both sides of a piece of paper knowing that less trees will die that way.
Faxie, just watch the video, 0:26 "sourcing by-product from the timber and pulp industries". Obviously no one is planting trees to chop then down for making kite lines.
Sure, you believe that. It's a fact that 100% of what marketing departments say is true offcourse. They have absolutely no reason to deceive you. -Just like sigarette manufacturers decades ago, who honestly cared a lot about the health of people- That's why they don't tell you that the 'by-product' comes from already chopped trees. 'We're not chopping trees, we're just using the by-products, so it's aaaallll good'
DSM is using the current enviromental narrative and sentiment from the gullible public for their own profits, without giving the complete picture. A lot of companies are doing that btw. They don't care about the environment first, they care about what's the best way to sell a product in the current day and age.
It's certainly not all rainbows and sunshine when it comes to 'bio'
For instance:
https://link.springer.com/article/10.10 ... 015-0855-1
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/sc5000804
"Few studies, however, fully assess other environmental impacts; for those that do, bioethanol is typically at a disadvantage when compared to fossil fuels, with the key trade-offs being higher levels of acidification, eutrophication, and ozone depletion due to their use of nitrogen compounds in agricultural production." Pretty ironic when you consider that in the Netherlands we've had a 'nitrogen crisis' 2 years ago because of the cars and the cows. How dare they?
Bio-ethylene has a CO2 advantage according to the research (and probably only on paper, just like burning trees is CO2 neutral on paper, but I'm not gonna look into that any further) but that's mostly it.
Btw:
https://science.howstuffworks.com/envir ... astic1.htm
https://www.ecoenclose.com/Paper-versus ... -Plastic-/
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/paper-or ... a_n_111547
There a tons of articles like that. You should teach your kids that overconsuming is wrong regardless of the product, and proper waste disposal is important. And don't buy new kites untill the old ones are complete worn out offcourse.