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Imagine, your Aunt dies and leaves you money in her will equivalent to 30,000 British Pounds. The only clause is that you have to spend it on an environmentally friendly product/service/item or issue. And you MUST SPEND it or it is given to the local cat’s home. What would you buy?
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Imagine, your Aunt dies and leaves you money in her will equivalent to 30,000 British Pounds. The only clause is that you have to spend it on an environmentally friendly product/service/item or issue. And you MUST SPEND it or it is given to the local cat’s home. What would you buy?
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I would donate it to a group trying to fund land acquisition. There are many fragments and links that are important to primary habitat, and funds to acquire them are almost always in short supply.
I think Auntie would be pleased, but the cats would be snarling their feline heads off!
I would not buy an eco friendly product. I would pay off $60,000 of the over $100,000 balance on my home loan. Technically that isn’t saving, I am SPENDING it to buy a house.
But if my home was paid off, I might consider putting solar panels on my roof. A $60,000 system would meet most of my electricity needs, especially on those hot, sunny Texas summer days when my air conditioner is just gulping down the electricity.
I would put solar panels on my house and hook up a hydrogen generator that makes hydrogen from water and generates electricity and sell the excess back to the electric company.
i would buy a yacht to serve as a mobile office,for me
and operate from there .
I am an Eco -friendly service
What the heck is a cat’s home?
If I had to spend it immediately, I would first buy a Xebra Xero:
and put a bunch of solar panels on my roof.
If I could wait a couple of years, I’d buy a ZAP Alias:
and wait for some thin film solar technology to become available, and put that on my house.
I’d buy the largest wind turbine/inverter system I could get and sell to the grid when I could.
Lol! I would spend it on doing the things we already have under way in our home. We are removing the old carpets and replacing with Marmoleum, an eco-friendly, entirely recycled flooring material. We are adding two layers of insulation to the home to reduce heating and cooling requirements. We are adding a solar PV system to the home that will allow us to generate enough electricity to power our home AND return a surplus to the grid and thereby reduce not only our own carbon footprint, but help shrink that of the local utility company. Replacing all appliances with the most energy efficient ones available. So, we’re already doing it . . . please send me the check!!!!
How about buying a large tract of land that has a river and lake on it and keep it from being cleared for the building of subdivisions.
You could even build a small house on it and live in a natural setting that you can control.
I think your Aunt would approve of that idea.