Greenwash : big brands and carbon scams / Guy Pearse.

By:

Pearse, Guy [author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

1863955755
9781863955751

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.4083 23

Contents:

Front Cover; Copyright; GREENWASH; Contents; Dedication; Introduction; Banks; Beer; Big Box Grocery and Retail; Cars; Celebrities; Coffee; Earth Hour; Electricity; Fashion; Fast Food; Flights; Freight; Home Appliances and Entertainment; Hotels; Luxe Punting; Media; Online Searching, Shopping, Socialising; Petrol; Pets; Phones, Computers and Office Electronics; Professional Services; Real Estate; Sex; Soft Drink; Sports; Sweet Treats; Conclusion; Your Pocket Guide to Greenwashing; Picture Section; Acknowledgements.

Summary: Going green is the new black. In recent years, McDonalds have painted their famous golden arches green, while Richard Branson has funnelled money into renewable energy. But are these newly 'climate-friendly' companies and brands really as green as they claim to be?

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
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Includes index.

Going green is the new black. In recent years, McDonalds have painted their famous golden arches green, while Richard Branson has funnelled money into renewable energy. But are these newly 'climate-friendly' companies and brands really as green as they claim to be?

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