Thursday, April 16, 2009 6:43:25 PM
thats a bit of an exageration. Lids/cups/ect are all recycled materials at most places, annd theyre made in bulk. im sure that a sleeve of cups, a sleeve of lids, etc all is 200 liters... but really, theres so many other things we should worry about other then breaking down that--- how about people DRIVING 1 block to pick up a newspaper instead of walking, people littering, people w/o solar panels... etc etc
Tuesday, March 3, 2009 2:47:38 PM
thats misleading. You can't say its takes 200 litres of water to make a latte. OH BY THE WAY we`re including making the container and feeding the fcuking cow. Arseholes.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009 12:41:15 PM
"but... if we snack on people, that's less lattes, and less lattes mean more water.... You`re definately onto something..."
I like the way you think.
This vid leaves me skeptical. For some reason, I can`t shake the feeling that they used numbers of the amount of water used for a whole coffee plant, a whole stack of cups and lids, the water that`s already in the milk. Hardly breaks down to 200 liters for ONE cup of coffee in my head.
Good point though - we definitely are wasteful, but this video seems somewhat over the top.
*stretches comfortably* I`m counting the years until we finally eradicate ourselves off this planet.
Monday, March 2, 2009 9:36:47 PM
"I lol'd at the "but we won`t run out of water!" comments. We won`t run out of people too, doesn`t mean we should start snacking on them."
but... if we snack on people, that`s less lattes, and less lattes mean more water.... You`re definately onto something...