Europe, Boring Until it's Not

[Montegriffo]

Well, the good news is, I've decided what to get you for a winter solstice present this year.



ps - it's up to you to prove your assertions not me to disprove them. If you are worried about being wrong I could quote the relevant facts so you can dismiss them as cherry picking if you want.

[Speaker to Animals]

Urbanite men also fuck each other in the ass

Damn straight. The rural men don't do that. They have farm animals.

We have GRITS around here. A chick forced me to watch this movie once about Western men on the range. Still have nightmares. Western Man can stay on his side of the Continental Divide, thanks.

[nmoore63]

Many businesses have found that once they start measuring their emissions they identify ways they can do things differently that save money as well as carbon. This applies to any businesses regardless of size. So this guidance can also help organisations manage their carbon risks and opportunities.
This is something customers and investors are increasingly expecting businesses to do.
The guidance has been developed with the help of many individuals, businesses and organisations through extensive public consultation. We are grateful to the CBI, the Carbon Disclosure Project, the accountancy professional bodies, the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, the Aldersgate Group and many others who contributed to making it as practical as possible

Full details here
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... 909011.pdf

If true, then no government rule need.
If business does X, then business makes more money... is not something a business needs a regulation for.

[C-Mag]

Urbanite men also fuck each other in the ass

Damn straight. The rural men don't do that. They have farm animals.

Dazzling Urbanite, University Professor, Academic...………………. seeks to fuck your animals.
https://nypost.com/2018/06/06/craigslis ... estiality/

[DBTrek]

ps - it's up to you to prove your assertions not me to disprove them. If you are worried about being wrong I could quote the relevant facts so you can dismiss them as cherry picking if you want.

Absolutely wrong. You're the agent agitating for change, the onus is on you to demonstrate that your change is effective and/or necessary. As you don't even grasp all the factors that influence a carbon footprint number I expect we'll be waiting a long, long time for you to get your argument put together.

[Fife]

There's a retread of a drtrech/Brokeback Mountain gag in here somewhere.

[Montegriffo]

ps - it's up to you to prove your assertions not me to disprove them. If you are worried about being wrong I could quote the relevant facts so you can dismiss them as cherry picking if you want.

Absolutely wrong. You're the agent agitating for change, the onus is on you to demonstrate that your change is effective and/or necessary. As you don't even grasp all the factors that influence a carbon footprint number I expect we'll be waiting a long, long time for you to get your argument put together.

I've had a quick look through the relevant sections now and it seems to be very thorough and takes many factors into account.
There are standard forms to fill out and evidence is required to show fuel use etc.
Methods are provided to estimate averages so your cow burp point is mute.

[Montegriffo]

Many businesses have found that once they start measuring their emissions they identify ways they can do things differently that save money as well as carbon. This applies to any businesses regardless of size. So this guidance can also help organisations manage their carbon risks and opportunities.
This is something customers and investors are increasingly expecting businesses to do.
The guidance has been developed with the help of many individuals, businesses and organisations through extensive public consultation. We are grateful to the CBI, the Carbon Disclosure Project, the accountancy professional bodies, the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, the Aldersgate Group and many others who contributed to making it as practical as possible

Full details here
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... 909011.pdf

If true, then no government rule need.
If business does X, then business makes more money... is not something a business needs a regulation for.

The labelling is not mandatory, the methods to provide the info are guidelines. The only government action is possible future inspections to verify the information given is truthful.

[nmoore63]

Full details here
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... 909011.pdf

If true, then no government rule need.
If business does X, then business makes more money... is not something a business needs a regulation for.

The labelling is not mandatory, the methods to provide the info are guidelines. The only government action is possible future inspections to verify the information given is truthful.

Literally no one is complaining about non-mandatory labeling.

[Montegriffo]

Excuse the spacing, I couldn't be bothered to go through this quote like I did the last one to correct it.

We hope
you will use the guidanc
e and send
us any com ments
on how
it can be further
improved
(t o ghgreport
ing@def
ra. gsi. gov. uk) . Over
the coming
years
we will be monitoring
use of the
guidanc
e to chec k how
useful
it has been.
We will undert
ake furt her public
consult
ation
before
a
deci si on is made
on whether
or not emissions
reporting
should
becom
e mandatory.