do we really wanna go and add the cargo freighters MPG into the new Think EV’s when they arrive from Norway??

I’m green minded but that takes it too far!

do we really wanna go and add the cargo freighters MPG into the new Think EV’s when they arrive from Norway??

I’m green minded but that takes it too far!

These costs need to be calculated if we are to really understand and reduce our carbon footprints. It applies to anything from how and where the milk you buy is transported, to how the car you buy is transported.

Yes, it seems a little trivial to point this out for one person who is trying to be green, but the point is we need to count all these extra carbon sources that we don’t think about if we are to do anything abouit our C02 emmissions.

These costs need to be calculated if we are to really understand and reduce our carbon footprints. It applies to anything from how and where the milk you buy is transported, to how the car you buy is transported.

Yes, it seems a little trivial to point this out for one person who is trying to be green, but the point is we need to count all these extra carbon sources that we don’t think about if we are to do anything abouit our C02 emmissions.

Editors note – Although I very much wish I could speak Norwegian, I’ve provided a rough translation into English for those of us that can’t. I think it goes something like this:

“Basically, not a very fuel efficient car to start with, but when one also includes the fuel used to carry the car by air from Japan, the math is correct. For the first 9500 km the car got about 6 liters per 10 km fuel economy.”