... in some cases, we're not." You'd think "greenwashing," the topic of the segment, is what Champion's incessantly ... environmental "reporting" is meant to do to viewers. But no. Greenwashing is "labeling products as eco-friendly, when ... ;The Green Workplace," told Champion that greenwashing "infuriates" her: When I find that they haven't ...

Greenwashing in Advertising - Pacific Free Press Greenwashing in Advertising Pacific Free Press Until it becomes unacceptable to falsely leverage environmental concerns to sell environmentally unfriendly products and services - which amounts to fraud ... Source: news.google.com Abortion funding a sticking point in House health care bill - Macon Telegraph Abortion funding a sticking point in ...

... have a new post up at Earth & Industry that to me showcases the absolute worst case of greenwashing - using deceptive "statistics" about the environment to advance a separate and distinct political agenda. Typically the term "greenwashing" is used when a company misrepresents the economic benefits of a product, or launches a marketing campaign ...

... some photos again. In the meantime, read this very interesting article on The Nature Conservancy's Cool Green Science Blog, which considers the ineffectiveness of the current deluge of  "Greenwashing" in the marketplace.  It is time to recalibrate the environmental message and bring audiences back around to what it is truly all about. We have to do more than just give lip-service ...

To avoid greenwashing, your sustainable business needs to make ecological claims about its products or services that are true, not misleading, and substantiated by competent and reliable scientific evidence.   I came across an old study from Consumers International that highlighted some problems with green claims.  It has been ten years since this report.  Are consumers still ...

... 8221; While some hotels may try harder than others, or perhaps just market themselves so, the final test really comes down to consumer opinion. The consumer catalyst With rampant “greenwashing” in just about every consumer-targeted industry, consumers have a tremendous say in what makes or breaks a green initiative. Historically, when a hotel property does something for the “ ...