carbon mineshaft
a carbon mineshaft is a particularly deep carbon footprint, made by an individual, company or other ent-ty that is spewing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere at a truly extravagant rate.
the luxury beach resort demanded that exotic fruits and other foods be flown in, in whatever quant-ties could be managed, from right around the world, had a giant jacuzzi that gobbled oil at a rate of knots, regularly rented two or three luxury yachts with gas-guzzling engines, and also ran a luxury helicopter link to the mainland that was dependent on a wide range of other special deliveries. it was working up quite a carbon mineshaft.
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