Yeah, I don't know more than that story, really. I highly doubt she could have worked as a doctor for a very long time, and this was 20-30 years ago, so she's definitely retired now. From what I was told she mostly did it because it was a childhood dream of hers.

Norway.

A family friend became a doctor at 60 after spending over 30 years being a stay-at-home housewife raising 3 children. It truly is never too late if you have the time, energy, and dedication.

The trick here is that high income people can purchase emission credits by dumping their emissions responsibility onto someone that produces little to no, or even negative emissions, which lowers their responsible emissions.

Many companies do this. In tech, vehicle manufacturing, oil refineries. Hell, even entire countries does this. It doesn't lower the total emissions, just dumps the responsibility for the emissions onto someone that produces very little emissions, which lowers the purchaser's emission responsibility and increases the seller's responsibility. Usually the seller of the credits only buy up so and so much to avoid paying emissions taxes or getting sanctioned and taxed in other ways.

This looks amazing. If it's on Steam I'll definitely add it to my Wishlist.