Greenwashing
It is a practice of misleading general public into believing that companies, sovereigns or civic administrators are doing more for the environment than they actually are.
- It may involve making a product or policy seem more environmentally friendly or less damaging than it is in reality.
- It is a term coined by environmentalist Jay Westerveld in 1986.
Forms of Greenwashing
- Fibbing: It includes making environment claims that are simply false.
- Vagueness: It includes purposely being non-specific about operations of materials.
- Less Evils: It includes applying a green/do-good label to an environmentally-unfriendly products.
- No Proof: It includes making an environment claim that cannot be ....
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