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29/08/20

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Originally posted by Longman: ↑

"The carbon footprint to make a 500ml plastic bottle (for water) is about 83g of carbon dioxide. This covers the entire process of fossil fuel extraction, processing, packing, shipping and consumption of the bottle.

Let’s assume the same emissions amount for a plastic shampoo or body shower gel bottle (while these usually consisting of a smaller volume of liquid than a 500ml water bottle, they require more material because they are more dense than a plastic bottle)."

So if we use that 83gram number, doing the math for the first month of production (June 2020):

30 ton CO2 (30,000kg) ÷ 83 grams (0.083kg)= 361,455 bottles worth of CO2 saved..

If a pod is equivalent to a bottle, the question is did we make this many pods in June? I guess we will find out on Monday..

https://www.greenqueen.com.hk/i-quit-waste-the-carbon-footprint-of-plastic-shame-on-us/

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we also need to know how much carbon footprint each pod emits during its initial production first i would think

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