Comments on: “Greenbackwashing”: Wal-Mart Admits It’s Not Green http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/14 chronicling corporate misbehavior (and how to research it) Mon, 23 Aug 2010 14:10:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: CounterCorp http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/14/comment-page-1#comment-19 CounterCorp Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:11:21 +0000 http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/14#comment-19 We liked your emphasis on there being few "no cost" ways to restructure our corporate-dominated economy and society; even most anti-corporate campaigners aren't willing to come out and acknowledge that. All too often there's a tendency to soft-pedal that message by touting a mythical "win-win" (or "win-win-win"/"triple bottom line") formula whereby corporations stand to make even more money by "doing the right thing". Of course, this relies on an underlying assumption/ethos that profit is as important as human rights, the public interest, environmental protection, sustainability, etc, and thus there needs to be a "balance" between them ... Keep up the great work! CounterCorp We liked your emphasis on there being few “no cost” ways to restructure our corporate-dominated economy and society; even most anti-corporate campaigners aren’t willing to come out and acknowledge that.

All too often there’s a tendency to soft-pedal that message by touting a mythical “win-win” (or “win-win-win”/”triple bottom line”) formula whereby corporations stand to make even more money by “doing the right thing”.

Of course, this relies on an underlying assumption/ethos that profit is as important as human rights, the public interest, environmental protection, sustainability, etc, and thus there needs to be a “balance” between them …

Keep up the great work!

CounterCorp

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