Hilton’s Jail Stay Helps Environment!

As part of it’s commitment to sustainability and the U.S. justice system, CreditCovers is planning to buy offset credits for all of the energy being used to house Paris Hilton during her stay in the L.A. County Jail.
CreditCovers inventor Anthony David Adams says,”We will work closely with our friends at CarbonFund.org to determine how much carbon she is offsetting.”

Hilton was sentenced last month to 45-days in jail after twice violating her probation on alcohol-related reckless driving charges. She was released after serving four days, but ordered back to jail a day later. “A lot of energy is required to incarcerate people,” says Adams. “As a company that produces a carbon-neutral product, we thought this was a great opportunity to take it a step further.”

Adams, 26, hopes this approach will inspire other companies to develop creative ways to help offset climate change. “There are countless ways we can help the environment,” he says. “It’s just matter of how imaginative we want to be.”

A free sample pack of CreditCovers is being shipped to the L.A. County Jail, in the care of Paris Hilton.

Paris Hilton, obviously distressed about the carbon dioxide that will enter the atmosphere as a result of her stay in jail.

Seriously. Everytime I use my debit card it is like a commercial for credit covers… usually goes something like this: (I hand my card to the cashier. Cashier pauses with confused look on his/her face, swipes my card and says…) Cashier: “Is this some sort of protector for your card?” Me: “Its actually a CreditCover. My friend’s brother has this company and they created skins for your credit cards. There are so lots of cool designs, and more on the way. Check it out at creditcovers.com!” (Big toothy smile, thumbs-up) Cashier: Wow. That’s so cool.

And, yes, it does play out that lame in real-life. Congrats!

Had to share this with everyone, sent from NYC’s famous actress Kalynn Dodge… And Kalynn, I’d like to consider us friends