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granite_grrl


Sep 10, 2008, 9:53 PM

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Re: [dingus] Do you wear "climbing clothes"
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dingus wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
sungam wrote:
rtwilli4 wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
rtwilli4 wrote:
raingod wrote:
Forget gas to get to the crag, or SUVs on the I5, Flights to and from Thailand, London and the States have their own class of environmental impact...

three flights a year... i think i offset that by not driving for 9 months out of the year.

Three round trip flights from say New York to London vs. not driving for nine months (say 8,720 miles) . . .nope they don't offset each other.

No... three flights, as is THREE FLIGHTS... not round trips. I don't really know, but I don't think that driving 2000 miles (I have been in the states since May 15 and put less than 2000 miles on my car) and taking three international flights is worse than driving 13,000 miles (average for an American).
Sorry, still no.


Yup, what Sug said.

Nine month of driving: 8,750 miles (assuming a yearly average of 11,000 miles)
Three trips to London from New York: 10,380 miles

Driving 8,750 miles = 365 gal. of gas (assuming a 24 mpg average)
Flying three times from New York to London = 66,000 gal. of gas (assuming using a Boeing 777)

Divide by number of passengers.... let's say 400 = 165 gals of jet fuel.

DMT
Car with reasonalbe gas consumptions (say 30mpg) divided by two passengers =~ 145gal.

We could go on like this for days!!!!


(This post was edited by granite_grrl on Sep 11, 2008, 12:06 AM)



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