But the law is an ass.

US has always honored it's monetary obligations.

Sure, as long as it gets to define (and redefine) what a dollar is.

I've been away for a few years. No CowboyNeal option, really?

As I understand it, credits are tradable "securities" backed by actual reductions in carbon emissions by a corporate entity relative to a predefined baseline. When a company buys carbon credits, it gets to claim a reduction in its environmental accounting. The seller of the credit, which actually reduced emissions, gets money but has to report less of reduction in its environmental accounting. In any case, real reduction in emission is required to give rise to credits. So I guess Panasonic incentivised reducers while also providing them with additional resources to possibly reduce more?

Matt Damon had a cameo on the "The One with Five Steaks and an Eggplant" (S02E05).

Americans are perfectly fine with the director's cut of "The One Where the Capitol Gets Stormed"!

So what are carbon credits for then?

... Cocktail Twins, when I run out of vodka I just use a blended scotch for to make my Bloody Ballantine's!

And just look at the map under the link to see the mind-boggling scale

You're right! All I See See See is "Bad", "Bad", "Bad"...!

Well, this is the NFT instance, so not really a dupe...

5-digit UID and no Soviet Russia joke?

Bezos is returning the yacht. Apparently, his ego has grown so much since the initial measurement that it now doesn't fit on the boat.

There was only ONE tree species at the start! To The Moon!

"Could be the answer to our age-old philosophical question: âoeWhy are we here?â PLASTIC!!!"

"The law is an ass." (code or not)