I booked my ticket to see Sunshine in May tonight and found all of this go green activism stuff on expedia. anyway it's ... well you decide.
This is a charity/thing they benefit with your purchase:
Haubenschild Dairy Farm in Princeton, Minnesota. Haubenschild produces 6,000 gallons of milk every day—and 21,000 gallons of cow manure. By harvesting the methane from this waste product, the farm is able to prevent the emission of a harmful greenhouse gas and create clean energy at the same time.
These are rewards for purchasing:
* Short-haul flight Up to 2,200 roundtrip miles (3540 km). This purchase level reduces 1,000 pounds (454 kg)of greenhouse gas emissions, and comes with a free decal or postcard so you can display your environmental pride.
* Cross-country flight Up to 6,500 roundtrip miles (10,460 km). This purchase level reduces 2,500 pounds (1134 kg)of greenhouse gas emissions, and comes with a durable, high-quality luggage tag.
* International flight Up to 13,000 roundtrip miles (20,920 km). This purchase level reduces 5,000 pounds (2268 kg)of greenhouse gas emissions, and comes with a durable, high-quality luggage tag.
These are "actual customers":
“Wow! How easy was that! I feel this is a must for all who can afford it.” A customer in Washington, D.C.
"Since I travel a lot for work, I have been looking for a way to give back. Thanks!" A customer in Eden Prairie, MN
"I fly frequently to visit my relatives overseas. I love my family, and also love the planet. Hopefully your idea can start some real changes. Good luck!" A customer in Virginia Beach, VA
have a bad, fucking awful day.
but only if you spell thursday with an f.