Huhne and the environment

Interesting point picked up while researching the last post.

Chris Huhne, who wants to put the environment at the centre of government policy, has five children and seven houses (five of which he lets out).

What is it about greens and procreation?  And is the greenery a guilty reaction to the overindulgence? Or is there something in the nut cutlets?

Comments

[IanCroydon]

Ah yes, but 2 _are_ step children, however it is not known if his wife's ex-husband has any more as the details of their divorce are under wraps, so it could be worse.

I have four children, but one is mine whose mother is no longer with us, and three are hers, and her ex-husband has not had any more, so we are population neutral at the moment (4 children between 4 parents).

[Bishop Hill]

Either way, Huhne is population positive, no?

[Cleanthes]

The houses he lets out are also irrelevant: presumably someone is living in them if they are being let?

(He's still a tosspot though)

[Bishop Hill]

Sure. I was just taken aback by the size of his empire.