Climate change is at the top of Europe’s political agenda but not everyone is happy about that. The world’s biggest oil company, ExxonMobil, is working hard to block internationally agreed policies designed to combat climate change. Take a look how ExxonMobil is twisting the facts and help put an end to their misleading advertising.
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Lush has been likened to “a serious hardcore ethical company dressed up like a hippy drag queen”. It’s the cosmetics shop that looks more like a deli, and where you can buy your soap or your shampoo by the slice. Their staff got naked earlier this year to protest against excess packaging, and now they’ve taken their eco-credentials a few steps further.
The new Lush website is a big improvement, with lots of new features, and there is a Lush blog too, called The Edge of the Forest where you can read about their latest goings-on, like the Bike Valet while you shop. Their vegan products are now labelled as such with the vegan society sunflower (all Lush products are vegetarian and none are tested on animals), their packaging is edible they’ve removed palm oil from some products with the view to discontinuing its use in the entire range.
Want to know more, or be persuaded of Lush’s green claims. Watch this!
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This one made me laugh. Just make sure you don’t have your sound up very high or the ping sound may hurt your ears. Vote for your favourite “One-Minute with Meaning” video before the 30th September 2007.
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