greenwashing, Tag

This is the latest in an increasing series of Greenwashing suits around the world. Some notable examples.

Greenwashing can pull the shade over even the most trained eye. With a larger marketing budget and greater fan base, many big brands have begun producing products that appear to be sustainable. However, these brands continue...

Carbon capture and storage is a “loss leader” for ExxonMobil to officially greenwash.

The end of algae as a substitute for crude oil comes after $350 million and 14 years of commitment.

According to Ocean Blue Project, many companies you might think of as sustainable have been accused of greenwashing, or pretending their products are more sustainable, healthy and good for the planet than they really are...

The moral of the story is clear – don’t believe any business that tells you they are saving the planet; in most cases they are simply out to make money.

Coined by academics in 2008, the term refers to businesses and organizations that opt to stay quiet about their climate strategies because they fear being called out for greenwashing, or named and shamed if they fall short.

The radical environmentalists’ war on “greenwashing” is a major front in the futile crusade for CO2 mitigation.

There’s no doubt Hollywood stars carry clout when it comes to politics, social campaigns, fashion and the like. Alongside the perhaps questionable influences, celebrities also work as a driving force for protecting the...

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Many of us have had the opportunity at some point to click a link on our phone or computer and offset our carbon footprint by planting a few trees. It’s so much easier than picking up litter, taking a shorter shower or...

I wish one of the oil majors would just come out and say “We are an oil, gas and chemicals company and our products will be in demand for decades to come – As such, we are going to leave the green programs to others and...

According to researchers, companies are wrong if they think they can escape censure with a little greenwashing, because weak pledges are an opportunity to attack the corporate credibility.

Banks are taking greenwashing to a whole new level. Despite climate-conscious PR, they are still putting their money toward financing fossil fuel projects, according to the new Banking on Climate Chaos report.[...]

A reckless dash for cheap green energy or the threat of climate change are not at the forefront of rescuers’ thoughts as they search for survivors after a glacier in the Himalayas collapsed.