ZapRoot: Environmental Bad Boys and Corporate Greenwashing : CleanTechnica

ZapRoot: Environmental Bad Boys and Corporate Greenwashing

Written by Timothy B. Hurst

Published on January 7th, 2009

Posted in Fossil Fuels, Health

This week from our friends at ZapRoot: Environmental bad boys: EPA’S most wanted on the run and corporate greenwashing.

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Links in this episode:

Community Site
The Daily Green – EPA Most Wanted
EcoChildsPlay – Soy Seats
Chevron 1
Chevron 2
Chevron 3
Chevron 4
Scientist Confirm: Chevron $27B of Damage to Ecuador
Amazon Defense Coalition
ChevronToxico
Cleantechnica – Apple vs. Dell
Apple Greenwashing
Dell Blog

Tags: Chevron, cleantechnica, EPA, greenwashing, Mac, pollution, video, Zaproot

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