
The impact on Where Angels Fear's carbon footprint is likely to be significant and the knock-on effect on the future survival of the human race has been welcomed by eco-organisations around the globe.
Diageo has been doing a fair bit of the old green-washing in recent years, using its by-products to make compost, animal feed and nutrients for willow trees to burn in the old Aga.
Now if they could only find a way of harnessing my house-mate kranky Rae's methane output the morning after a night on the stout, the nation's energy problems would be resolved at a stroke.
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Aha! Eureka? So those methane emissions blamed on the good fresians of Ireland are actually emanating from the morning-after-the-night-before lads???
I would be remiss in my stewardship of the eco-system to deny kranky Rae his share of the responsibility in this case.
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