Neutral
Don’t be fooled by the delaying tactics of companies. They can (and indeed they must) go climate neutral – and the most surprising thing is how affordable it is, for them and their customers. Unilever just committed to carbon labelling all of their products, following in the footsteps of Oatly and Quorn Foods, Inc. According to Climate Neutral, the certification company behind the label, an average running shoe that sells for $120 emits 20 kg CO2e and would only cost $0.12 to offset; a $225 winter jacket would add $0.09 to the price; and a $60,000 electric SUV would cost $81 more.
— Wayne Visser
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