If "Going Green" Was Really a Priority...


1. Business people and especially politicians would start insisting on using video conferencing for meetings instead of flying huge jets everywhere and using hundreds of gallons of fuel.

2. Magazines would be eliminated completely. Right now I have stacks of magazines that I never subscribed to that I will never read (I'm not racist, I just don't find "Black Enterprise" to be a "must-read")

3. People would stop printing out emails and putting them in my box outside my office.

4. Instead of trying to force our cars to have cleaner emissions, we'd go to other countries where cities are more densely populated that have no emissions regulations at all.

Comments

In the Den said…
...And there would be no more red lights!
March 14, 2008 at 11:53 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm guilty of the e-mails, but I agree with the rest. I'm tired of everything being green. It's not even one of my favorite colors. Although in Biblical terms, it means "life".
March 19, 2008 at 12:16 PM
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