Chapter 162

While some sustainable practices may cost more in the short term, they can often save money in the long run. For example, installing energy-efficient lighting can have a high upfront cost, but it can save money on electricity bills over time. The same is true for things like water-saving appliances and building materials made from recycled materials. So the overall cost of sustainable choices may not be as high as it seems." Henry listens, but he's still not fully convinced.

Henry raises an eyebrow. "Okay, but what about things like electric cars?" he asks. "They're more expensive than gas-powered cars, and they still rely on fossil fuels for electricity generation. So are they really a sustainable solution?" Addison nods thoughtfully. "It's true that the technology isn't perfect yet," she says. "But it's getting better all the time, and there's a lot of potential for improvement.

Plus, electric cars aren't the only option. There are other alternative-fuel vehicles, like those that ru