Jeez. Can you believe this stuff?
The United Nations (scoff!) last week suspended the world’s largest certifier of offset projects. Why? Because “it was unable to prove its staff had properly vetted projects that were then approved for the carbon-trading scheme, or even that they were qualified to do so.”
So?! Big deal Sherlock!! Did you really expect them to look at each and every project they certified? Do you have any idea how much work that would be? Plus, everyone knows some of the questions they wanted answered are really hard.
Of course, I bet Greenpeace just LOVES this news…I can see them now, just rolling around in it like my dog in a pile of hot dog stand refuse at a county fair.
Jerks. Why do they have to be so uptight? Over-thinking everything.
As Carbie the Offsetasaurus sings so beautifully: “Don’t think about the logic, that’s no fun. Just believe that it works and our work is done!” I mean, if fifth graders at the Spring Hills Mall can understand this, why can’t the fancy-pants experts at the U.N.?
You know what the biggest problems is with these non-believers? They rain on everyone’s parade. Now the press is saying things like “the legitimacy of the $100 billion carbon-trading market has been called into question…” and “a large reliance on domestic and international offsets could undermine confidence in the new carbon market.”
Haven’t these people learned anything from the financial crash? Problems only started when people started doubting that sub-prime mortgages were worth something. As long as everyone looked the other way and believed what they were told without thinking too hard, everything was fine. Some people just don’t learn from history.
Well, we at CROC don’t want to repeat mistakes of the past. So, let me say to the United Nations: Relax already! Stop being so nosy! I’m sure some lobbyist out there can tell you why everything is ok. Don’t worry about the truth. Truthiness should be more than enough.
Carl
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