Don't fly if you can help it (opens in new tab)

  > A single coast to coast roundtrip flight is equivalent to driving the average car 375 miles a month for a whole year.

But driving the same trip would equate to ~500 miles per month for a whole year, just for one trip. so i can take the flight AND drive 125 miles per month, for a year, and Michael Bluejay gets to use his car for one trip, then can’t drive again for a year, and this is somehow better?

And it doesn’t even say: is this for every passenger on the plane, or all passengers combined?

> Want even more ways to justify flying?

> There's no lack of ways to offset your carbon footprint from flying. For example:

For example, regulate industries that produce far far more carbon than consumers, or stop building new oil/gas/coal power plants completely in favor of solar and nuclear and wind. Stop blaming individual people for a societal problem that needs collective actions to solve.

A huge fraction of all emissions come from power plants.