
At the recently concluded Climate Conference in Bali 9 out of 10 delegates considered greenwashing a serious problem, agreeing with the statement that “Some companies are advertising products and services with environmental claims that could be considered false, unsubstantiated and/or unethical.”
In a time of increasing awareness in the environmental impact of the products we buy and services we use, greenwashing is a cynical attempt by unscrupulous marketers to exploit consumers’ better intentions. Shame on them.
To help combat greenwashing, EnviroMedia has recently announced the impending launch of their “Greenwashing Index” on January 7th. EnvironMedia encourages consumers to submit examples from print, TV, and online advertising of both green and greenwashed products.
Some people will do anything for a buck, but in the case of greenwashing, we consumers can do our part to separate the truly green from the merely greenwashed!
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