This car carries the plants around to offset the carbon dioxide that it produces.
(discovered and photographed at Europos Parkas in Lithuania)
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Hmm. I hate to break it to them, but they probably create WAY more CO2 with all that dirt in the back. Now, if you could figure out a way to cover it with greenery without the dirt. You know, kind of like a Chia Car! :D
About THAT…hmmm…first thing that comes to mind is: How much heavier is the car with all that dirt? Succulents or air plants would be a better option…no?
Of course, keep in mind that I also live in a city where we have solar-powered self-compacting trash bins…and label them “landfill.”
Please; the green truck is a satire on how much off course some of our efforts and comments get.