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Greenwash Of The Week: Nestle Pure Life Water.

I don’t really have much to say other than…yea, right. Nestle’s ad campaign for their Pure Life water touts the fact that their bottles use 15% less plastic because of their “Eco-Shape”. Um…

There is absolutely nothing green or eco about water packaged in plastic bottles. Nothing. And as I always do when posts like this [...]

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Greenwash Of The Week: Southwest Airlines “Green” Plane.

Some of you may have already seen this story through my social media channels, after I sent it over to my friend Keith at The Unsuitablog, a big-time lover of all things greenwash. But for those who missed it, I wanted to mention it here as well as this week’s Greenwash of the Week. Seems [...]

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Greenwash Of The Week: Forest & Wood Products Australia.

Did you know that cutting down trees actually helps to stop climate change? Me neither. How about that when you chop down trees, the carbon dioxide they had absorbed through time gets trapped inside the product made from said wood? Nope, me neither. But the Forest & Wood Products Australia timber body says [...]

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Greenwash Of The Week: Flying Around The Globe Going To “Green” Expos.

This week’s Greenwash isn’t about a company or a product, but rather about those “environmentalists” who spend their time flying around the globe going to “green” conferences. How anyone can fly from state to state attending eco-events and still call themselves Green is beyond me. There is absolutely nothing environmentally friendly about air travel – [...]

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