Procter & Gamble Aims For 100% Sustainable Packaging, Zero CO2 Emissions

So how do they plan to keep the work force from emitting CO2 when they breath?

Or the delivery trucks that transport all of their products and raw materials?

Or how are all of the heating and cooling systems that run the plants going to be powered?

Seems like a lot of CO2 emission sources are going to have to be overlooked to get to that 100% unless they are grading it on a rather sharp curve.

Just because the management and executives live in vacuum away from reality doesn't mean everything else can work there as well.

Procter is Gambling that no one will really examine this logic?

Apart from the humor, I wish them well, if nothing else not to lose my supply of Pringles. But separating the hope from the hype might be tricky. There is soooo much "green" propaganda out there, along with bona fide initiatives.