rich1.0Mr. Cliff, B.Sc. 🇨🇦🇱🇧 (npub19r…gnqgc)https://yabu.me/npub19rmacqrnv42hscw67mrwzpygnzghfsnghu25tkt98m6q42uq47rs0gnqgcnjumphttps://yabu.meYeah I am OK with 20,000km of shipping *if the value of that product can justify it*. An effective carbon tax will likely force that 20,000km to drop *but it's not guaranted* because the problem isn't "peaches are travelling too far" it's "the co2 in the atmosphere". And there are bigger contributors to that problem than canned peaches. There is lower hanging fruit. Including some things that are local. Including the energy companies using taxpayer dollars to fund psyop campaigns against the public to not understand that climate change is real and a pressing concern. We are actively subsidizing further fossil fuel expansion and use to the tune of tens of billions of dollars a year. We can do WAY better before we even look at canned peaches.