Last but not least: Media under power
The future is not orange, it's green. Even the Bild tabloid has now realized this. If the stories are bad, then at least only the reader should suffer, not the rainforest.
The future is not orange, it's green. Even the Bild tabloid has now realized this. If the stories are bad, then at least only the reader should suffer, not the rainforest.
So far, the Bild newspaper has done nothing good for the environment. Trees were sawn down so that the paper had, if not intellectual, then at least material content. Now, however, all gossip lovers can indulge in their vice and save the rainforest at the same time, because Bild is now offering green electricity in cooperation with the electricity provider Lichtblick.
So that the oh-so-concerned Bild readers can reduce their personal carbon footprint, they are advised that "Bild-Ökostrom" is the right thing for them. As with the trial subscription, there is a starting credit and the newspaper also protects one square meter of rainforest for every month a new customer subscribes. So at least you don't have to worry about a paper shortage any time soon, that's for sure...
Nota bene, it would be just as effective, if not more effective, if Bild readers stopped breathing. Given the correlation between the number of people on earth and the level of CO2 emissions, the rainforest would be far better served. In fact, a recent study recommends producing fewer people if we want to protect our ecosystem. Green electricity? Unnecessary. Picture readers? Likewise.
So far, the Bild newspaper has done nothing good for the environment. Trees were sawn down so that the paper had, if not intellectual, then at least material content. Now, however, all gossip lovers can indulge in their vice and save the rainforest at the same time, because Bild is now offering green electricity in cooperation with the electricity provider Lichtblick.
So that the oh-so-concerned Bild readers can reduce their personal carbon footprint, they are advised that "Bild-Ökostrom" is the right thing for them. As with the trial subscription, there is a starting credit and the newspaper also protects one square meter of rainforest for every month a new customer subscribes. So at least you don't have to worry about a paper shortage any time soon, that's for sure...
Nota bene, it would be just as effective, if not more effective, if Bild readers stopped breathing. Given the correlation between the number of people on earth and the level of CO2 emissions, the rainforest would be far better served. In fact, a recent study recommends producing fewer people if we want to protect our ecosystem. Green electricity? Unnecessary. Picture readers? Likewise.
