“Saying you've addressed all of the water use you did in Arizona because you did something that was good for like a watershed in Delaware. People still live in Arizona and still need to drink water, right?”

…me so much was the use, was the sort of like use of it in like greenwashing, right? The like problem solving environmental impacts of industry through inventing a market through which to kind of buy and sell like culpability. Please share with your readers, what is a water replenishment market?

…or get cut down within the time that it would have been needed to actually see that kind of benefit to the climate. So, yeah, anyway, I'm going on a bit too long about this, but it's all just like a complicated way of them trying to appear like they're not being nearly as bad as they actually are.

Absolutely. Absolutely. And it's just really frustrating to see the way that they get away with it, right? And, you know, you're talking about water, but like on the carbon side of things, you know, I feel like a lot of people don't realize that they are spending a lot of money and expanding a lot…

To me, it almost reads as though it has to generate a lot of money, right? Like, you write a little bit about sort of the circular financing stuff and the sort of so much has been put into making it succeed that it's not even that this is how it's supposed to go. It's like if it doesn't go this…

Or also just our own version of undemocratic, you know, like problematic computer that exists everywhere else. Like one of the really depressing things has just been to see how these conversations around like digital sovereignty and whatnot have been very effectively co-opted by industry, right? In…