What’s the footprint of a Christmas tree?
Would you rather give up beef or never have a Christmas tree again? For most people, both are a sacrifice for a more sustainable world. But one makes a massive difference and the other one not so much. (Let's keep in mind that 'giving up' is the extreme option, you can also just eat less) It's always fun to compare the carbon footprint to other things, just to get a sense of perspective. That doesn't mean a Christmas tree is sustainable but I think it's good to know which actions make a big difference. And which don't. The daily life version of a Christmas tree might be buying flowers: you’re also cutting down a plant to then slowly die in your living room. But unless you’re buying new roses every week, the total footprint of buying flowers over a whole year is relatively low compared to the food you eat every day. At the same time, I don't want to ridicule the people who have done their best to look for more sustainable alternatives. It's always a fine balance: pointing out what makes the biggest difference while not ridiculing the efforts people make on the 'small' things. What do you think? #sustainablefood #sustainablefoods #lessmeat #plantbasedprotein #climateactionnow #climateaction #eatmoreplants #christmas #christmastree
user
Generate a caption and a hook for a tiktok video with the following parameters:
## Username
forkranger
## Main Category
Food & Drink
## Sub Category
Cooking Tutorials
assistant
## Hook
What’s the footprint of a Christmas tree?
## Caption
Would you rather give up beef or never have a Christmas tree again? For most people, both are a sacrifice for a more sustainable world. But one makes a massive difference and the other one not so much. (Let's keep in mind that 'giving up' is the extreme option, you can also just eat less) It's always fun to compare the carbon footprint to other things, just to get a sense of perspective. That doesn't mean a Christmas tree is sustainable but I think it's good to know which actions make a big difference. And which don't. The daily life version of a Christmas tree might be buying flowers: you’re also cutting down a plant to then slowly die in your living room. But unless you’re buying new roses every week, the total footprint of buying flowers over a whole year is relatively low compared to the food you eat every day. At the same time, I don't want to ridicule the people who have done their best to look for more sustainable alternatives. It's always a fine balance: pointing out what makes the biggest difference while not ridiculing the efforts people make on the 'small' things. What do you think? #sustainablefood #sustainablefoods #lessmeat #plantbasedprotein #climateactionnow #climateaction #eatmoreplants #christmas #christmastree
user
Generate a caption for a tiktok video with the following parameters:
## Username
forkranger
## Main Category
Food & Drink
## Sub Category
Cooking Tutorials
## Hook
What’s the footprint of a Christmas tree?
assistant
## Caption
Would you rather give up beef or never have a Christmas tree again? For most people, both are a sacrifice for a more sustainable world. But one makes a massive difference and the other one not so much. (Let's keep in mind that 'giving up' is the extreme option, you can also just eat less) It's always fun to compare the carbon footprint to other things, just to get a sense of perspective. That doesn't mean a Christmas tree is sustainable but I think it's good to know which actions make a big difference. And which don't. The daily life version of a Christmas tree might be buying flowers: you’re also cutting down a plant to then slowly die in your living room. But unless you’re buying new roses every week, the total footprint of buying flowers over a whole year is relatively low compared to the food you eat every day. At the same time, I don't want to ridicule the people who have done their best to look for more sustainable alternatives. It's always a fine balance: pointing out what makes the biggest difference while not ridiculing the efforts people make on the 'small' things. What do you think? #sustainablefood #sustainablefoods #lessmeat #plantbasedprotein #climateactionnow #climateaction #eatmoreplants #christmas #christmastree
user
Generate a hook for a tiktok video with the following parameters:
## Username
forkranger
## Main Category
Food & Drink
## Sub Category
Cooking Tutorials
## Caption
Would you rather give up beef or never have a Christmas tree again? For most people, both are a sacrifice for a more sustainable world. But one makes a massive difference and the other one not so much. (Let's keep in mind that 'giving up' is the extreme option, you can also just eat less) It's always fun to compare the carbon footprint to other things, just to get a sense of perspective. That doesn't mean a Christmas tree is sustainable but I think it's good to know which actions make a big difference. And which don't. The daily life version of a Christmas tree might be buying flowers: you’re also cutting down a plant to then slowly die in your living room. But unless you’re buying new roses every week, the total footprint of buying flowers over a whole year is relatively low compared to the food you eat every day. At the same time, I don't want to ridicule the people who have done their best to look for more sustainable alternatives. It's always a fine balance: pointing out what makes the biggest difference while not ridiculing the efforts people make on the 'small' things. What do you think? #sustainablefood #sustainablefoods #lessmeat #plantbasedprotein #climateactionnow #climateaction #eatmoreplants #christmas #christmastree
assistant
## Hook
What’s the footprint of a Christmas tree?