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Nestle kind of goes above and beyond in this regard... Messing with access to potable water is certainly relevant to climate change https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
by xkcd-sucks 7y ago
Nestle kind of goes above and beyond in this regard... Messing with access to potable water is certainly relevant to climate change
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9#Controversy_and_criticisms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9#Controversy_and_cr...
- LifeLiverTransp 7y agoI find this strategy to be a huge bet on decentralized energy and desalination/ moisture collection never taking off? How can anyone seriously invest in this without the certainty that technology will not render this monopoly on a life-important good obsolete?
- throwaway5752 7y agoIt's not causing climate change, though. That's saying nothing of their ethics, or how the impact their activities are having particularly with the accelerating climate emergency, but it's a matter of critical focus that we stop CO2 emissions, not divest companies that are unethical (admirable, but entirely separate). For what it's worth, that is precisely how this effort will be gaslit. Divide and conquer.
- sjaknanxnnx 7y agoGaslighting is where an abuser says and does unexpected things that make the abused doubt their perceptions and sanity. I learned about it in film class in college. Suddenly people are using the term to describe all sorts of actions that don’t seem to fit that mold (but that involve some sort of ill intent). What gives?