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> 2) They don't seem that bad (tech and banks mostly) AkzoNobel, a Swedish chemical manufacturer. Unilever, lol, fucking Unilever is earning a Seal for their
by piva00 5y ago
> 2) They don't seem that bad (tech and banks mostly)
AkzoNobel, a Swedish chemical manufacturer.
Unilever, lol, fucking Unilever is earning a Seal for their "commitment".
This feels almost purely a greenwashing-PR-thing than any kind of proper achievement mark.
Anyone can have noble commitments, when those commitments come to fruition then they should be lauded. Right now it just leaves a very bitter taste in my mouth, it's bullshit stamped by a Prince, that's all.
- BizarroLand 5y agoMaybe I'm being a pessimist, but I wonder what percentage of their "commitment" was calculated in dollars donated as a tax-write off to the committee's pet green charity as compared to the percentage of Unilever actually changing any of their pollutive practices?