- Location
- Hammerwich
Do we need this in the UK?
I'm thinking outside of food mainly, more about a persons overall carbon footprint. If they understood that 10% of their footprint was from fashion for instance and had to pay a tax based on this, would it help educate the public about what contributes to the consumption cycle they are part of?
I'm not sure how it could effect food overall, but I feel it would help educate the public.
I'm thinking outside of food mainly, more about a persons overall carbon footprint. If they understood that 10% of their footprint was from fashion for instance and had to pay a tax based on this, would it help educate the public about what contributes to the consumption cycle they are part of?
I'm not sure how it could effect food overall, but I feel it would help educate the public.