Carbon Offset

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the tweet in question: https://twitter.com/keridopotencia/status/2070226398170517996 submitted by /u/Altruistic-Ad3704 to r/theydidthemath [link] [comments]

The average person gets lectured about saving electricity, taking shorter showers, using paper straws, and bringing reusable bags to the grocery store. Meanwhile, Blandie's being hailed as an "ethical billionaire" while one private jet emits more carbon in a few months than many people will in decades. — Link: Taylor Swift's private jet addiction exposed: Staggering flight log reveals obscene number of trips already taken this year... as she pumps out more carbon in just 4 months than during whole Eras Tour Taylor Swift's private jet emissions since March: According to flight data cited by the Daily Mail, Taylor's Dassault Falcon 7X has made 81 flights since returning from a 9-month maintenance overhaul on March 2. In less than four months, the jet reportedly: • Flew 81 times • Spent 169 hours in the air • Burned 60,560 gallons of fuel • Cost an estimated $363,360 in fuel alone • Generated 580 metric tons of CO₂ If my math is correct (for comparison): • That's roughly the annual carbon footprint of 35+ average Americans. • It's already more than the 505 metric tons the Daily Mail previously estimated for the entire Eras Tour. • Based on Apple's figures of ~61 kg CO₂ per iPhone, 580 metric tons is equivalent to manufacturing roughly 9,500 iPhones in under four months. • If this pace continues, the jet could exceed 1,700 metric tons of CO₂ by the end of the year. Flight activity increased rapidly: • March: 4 flights • April: 19 flights • May: 31 flights • June: 26 flights (before June was even over) Experts quoted in the article said: • Private jets are among the most polluting forms of transportation per passenger. • 80–90% of private jet routes could potentially be replaced by commercial flights. • Carbon offsets don't meaningfully solve the emissions problem and are often considered "greenwashing." Taylor's side: • Her team has previously said she regularly loans the jet to others, so not every tracked flight should automatically be attributed to her. • They also say she purchases carbon credits to offset emissions. Other details: • She sold her second jet in 2024, so family travel now reportedly uses the Falcon 7X as well. • The jet recently underwent an estimated $15 million refurbishment, including maintenance, repainting, and a new registration number. • The article repeatedly links the travel increase to wedding rumors involving Travis Kelce, but provides no direct evidence that most of the flights were wedding-related. Bottom line: Regardless of who was on every flight, the aircraft itself has reportedly emitted 580 metric tons of CO₂ in less than four months. And before anyone says "but carbon offsets"—even the climate researchers quoted in the article called offsets largely symbolic and argued that actual reductions in private jet usage matter far more. The part that gets me is that this is all from ONE private jet in less than four months. But sure, don't forget your reusable straws. 🙄 submitted by /u/Salty-----Spatoon to r/travisandtaylor [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! Administratorio is now in beta ! Administratorio is a Factorio overhaul where biters don’t attack your factory anymore. Instead, they come complain about it. They queue at an administration desk, file complaint tickets, get increasingly frustrated, and eventually protest inside your factory. So instead of solving problems with turrets, you solve them with forms, permits, approvals, taxpayer money, and the quiet despair of office work. And of course, you can't just build you factory, you need to get permits for that, regulations, fill out forms, carbon offset certificates, resolve OSHA violations, and everything that is so fun in real life! The big new thing in beta is that you can now hire biters! Once their complaints are resolved, they can become workers. They are needed to authorize certain buildings before they can craft, and they can also transport items around with Biterports. Basically, they are your early logistics workforce until robots show up and take their jobs, because apparently even Factorio needed labor market anxiety. It is still very much a beta. Balance will change, bugs will happen, Space Age compatibility is not there yet, and I fully expect someone to build a cursed municipal megabase that breaks something in a way I could never have imagined. Feel free to give it a try and experience real administrative anxiety in your favorite game, during your free time! https://mods.factorio.com/mod/administratorio submitted by /u/Onoulade to r/factorio [link] [comments]

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In this scenario specifically … How wouldn’t this impact carbon emissions? The bus obviously has a much bigger impact on the environment, but it carries more people to offset the increase. Does the switch to the bus for these number of cars save on carbon emissions, considering today’s engine efficiency. Or, does the move lower traffic congestion but increase carbon emissions? Genuinely curious. submitted by /u/DoookieMaxx to r/theydidthemath [link] [comments]

I didn't attend this wedding, I came across it on a wedding photographers website. Absolutely insane. Processing img zoops2prjrgg1... submitted by /u/Electrical_Waltz8701 to r/weddingshaming [link] [comments]