I kinda like Bosch and props to them for their investment, but isn't offsetting CO2 kinda like sending your trash to China and then complaining how they ruin the planet?
Bosch is indeed interesting because it is over 90% owned by a charitable foundation, the rest is family property.
The 20V line of DeWalt, Porter Cable and Craftsman are all compatible with slight modifications to the plastic on the battery housing.
I know that's too much effort for most people, but it's nice to know that it's possible.
At the moment it’s cheap. But as the market becomes saturated it’ll naturally get more expensive to offset; ideally that leads to innovations in other ways of reducing emissions. And, of course, we need to eventually get to negative emissions to reverse the warming we’ve already locked in.
So what percentage of their tools are made in China now? How much of their manufacturing generally?