Is Wal-Mart an eco-angel or an eco-devil? CEO Lee Scott himself settles the debate, declaring at a Wall Street Journal conference: "We are not green."
source: The Wall Street Journal
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Well, That Changes Everything!
Is Wal-Mart an eco-angel or an eco-devil? CEO Lee Scott himself settles the debate, declaring at a Wall Street Journal conference: "We are not green."
source: The Wall Street Journal
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Tasermons Partner Posted 1:51 pm
13 Mar 2008
So, yeah, they will be zero carbon and zero waste eventually...but by the time they are, so will the rest of planet.
Not like they're jumpin' the gun much here.
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smuzzy Posted 4:14 am
14 Mar 2008
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Wolverine Posted 6:02 am
14 Mar 2008
BTW, Adam Werbach is now a business man masquerading as an environmentalist. He's never been that strong of an environmentalist and now he's just a phony.
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cyberfarer Posted 5:32 am
16 Jun 2008
And any business that actively works to undermine local economies, the only base for building sustainable communities, is anti-green.
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