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What is the contribution of fizzy drinks to CO2 emissions?

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What is the contribution of fizzy drinks to CO2 emissions?
« on: 19/11/2009 17:49:25 »
In these days of big multinationals want to be seen as green, how about the likes of Coke & Pepsi converting their bottling plants to run with sequestered CO2?

They could even convert to on-site generation with, say natural gas powered co-gen, plus 'free' CO2 for their drinks.


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Re: What is the contribution of fizzy drinks to CO2 emissions?
« Reply #1 on: 19/11/2009 18:32:45 »
Pepper

I don't know where the CO2 originates, but my suspicion is it ALREADY comes from sequestered CO2 in the form of Calcium Carbonate.  I sort of doubt they acquire their CO2 from burning fossil fuels.  I could be wrong....
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Re: What is the contribution of fizzy drinks to CO2 emissions?
« Reply #2 on: 21/11/2009 01:20:44 »
Quote from: peppercorn on 19/11/2009 17:49:25
In these days of big multinationals want to be seen as green, how about the likes of Coke & Pepsi converting their bottling plants to run with sequestered CO2?

They could even convert to on-site generation with, say natural gas powered co-gen, plus 'free' CO2 for their drinks.

In days past their was an advertising slogan, "Be sociable - have a Coke". I've heard that Coca Cola and Pepsi might be amalgamating. Their new green energy saving slogan will be on the lines of, "Be sociable - have a Poke"
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Re: What is the contribution of fizzy drinks to CO2 emissions?
« Reply #3 on: 21/11/2009 01:35:51 »
Fuzzy - Re: "Be sociable - have a Poke"

Ahhh, where it to be so!
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