German shoppers, who enjoy some of Europe's cheapest groceries, are being asked this week by discount supermarket Penny to pay extra for some items to cover their "true cost" as it seeks to raise awareness of the environmental price of producing food.
  • boredtortoise
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    1 year ago

    Yes. That very much complements my comments. It’s part of the trickle-down illusion. We only get to choose from what makes the most money and already kind of sucks (in general. Not many really can be a homestead hermit)