Comments on: Greening Big Oil? http://washingtonindependent.com/12682/greening-big-oil National News in Context Tue, 31 Jan 2012 02:40:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: ecigs http://washingtonindependent.com/12682/greening-big-oil/comment-page-1#comment-251657 ecigs Thu, 07 Apr 2011 03:36:00 +0000 http://washingtonindependent.com/?p=12682#comment-251657 All big oil companies now have ads "greenwashing" themselves but effectively they aren't doing anything. All big oil companies now have ads “greenwashing” themselves but effectively they aren’t doing anything.

]]> By: Kate http://washingtonindependent.com/12682/greening-big-oil/comment-page-1#comment-34669 Kate Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:42:43 +0000 http://washingtonindependent.com/?p=12682#comment-34669 If oil companies really did want to become "green" and prepare themselves for a change of energy lifestyle, that would be great. But these companies are still greenwashing- they are just trying to put out a green image so that the public feels better about their energy consumption. The money that oil companies put into these advertisements and into Congress so that clean energy bills are not passed could be used to successfully move to clean energy rather than a green energy facade. It's going to have to happen eventually- many tobacco farmers had to tweak their skills a little bit, but they learned to deal with change. <br><br>If you are interested in ways to prevent oil money from interfering with the need for clean energy, check out Oil Change International at <a href="http://priceofoil.org" rel="nofollow">priceofoil.org</a>. While a lot of clean energy solutions will come from research and development, you first need the support of your government and right now we are not getting it. You can see how much money your congressman accepts from oil companies at <a href="http://oilchangeusa.org" rel="nofollow">oilchangeusa.org</a>. If oil companies really did want to become “green” and prepare themselves for a change of energy lifestyle, that would be great. But these companies are still greenwashing- they are just trying to put out a green image so that the public feels better about their energy consumption. The money that oil companies put into these advertisements and into Congress so that clean energy bills are not passed could be used to successfully move to clean energy rather than a green energy facade. It's going to have to happen eventually- many tobacco farmers had to tweak their skills a little bit, but they learned to deal with change.

If you are interested in ways to prevent oil money from interfering with the need for clean energy, check out Oil Change International at priceofoil.org. While a lot of clean energy solutions will come from research and development, you first need the support of your government and right now we are not getting it. You can see how much money your congressman accepts from oil companies at oilchangeusa.org.

]]> By: Kate http://washingtonindependent.com/12682/greening-big-oil/comment-page-1#comment-9223 Kate Fri, 17 Oct 2008 12:42:43 +0000 http://washingtonindependent.com/?p=12682#comment-9223 If oil companies really did want to become "green" and prepare themselves for a change of energy lifestyle, that would be great. But these companies are still greenwashing- they are just trying to put out a green image so that the public feels better about their energy consumption. The money that oil companies put into these advertisements and into Congress so that clean energy bills are not passed could be used to successfully move to clean energy rather than a green energy facade. It's going to have to happen eventually- many tobacco farmers had to tweak their skills a little bit, but they learned to deal with change. <br><br>If you are interested in ways to prevent oil money from interfering with the need for clean energy, check out Oil Change International at <a href="http://priceofoil.org">priceofoil.org</a>. While a lot of clean energy solutions will come from research and development, you first need the support of your government and right now we are not getting it. You can see how much money your congressman accepts from oil companies at <a href="http://oilchangeusa.org">oilchangeusa.org</a>. If oil companies really did want to become “green” and prepare themselves for a change of energy lifestyle, that would be great. But these companies are still greenwashing- they are just trying to put out a green image so that the public feels better about their energy consumption. The money that oil companies put into these advertisements and into Congress so that clean energy bills are not passed could be used to successfully move to clean energy rather than a green energy facade. It's going to have to happen eventually- many tobacco farmers had to tweak their skills a little bit, but they learned to deal with change.

If you are interested in ways to prevent oil money from interfering with the need for clean energy, check out Oil Change International at priceofoil.org. While a lot of clean energy solutions will come from research and development, you first need the support of your government and right now we are not getting it. You can see how much money your congressman accepts from oil companies at oilchangeusa.org.

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