
Update: Don't forget Chevron, whose 2Q profits hit an all-time high of $4.35 billion, and ExxonMobil made $10.4 billion over the same period--the equivalent to making $1318 each second.
And: Where will we live in 2025, when drinking water is scarce, sea levels are higher, and other effects of global warming cause mass migration? the Center for Climate Systems Research publishes an in-depth report that finds "the greatest increases in population density through 2025 are likely to occur in areas of developing countries that are already quite densely populated" and "the number of people living within 60 miles of a coastline is expected to increase by 35 percent over 1995 population levels, exposing 2.75 billion people worldwide to the effects of sea level rise and other coastal threats posed by global warming."
Earlier: America's worst greenwashers.
Image via Art not Oil.
2 comments:
How can I fight this since I need my vehicle? I live 32 kms from work in a land that sees both ends of the "36 degree" thermometer. I boycott all the big boys, but they still piss me off. Here in "White-wing Evangelical Alberta" no-one cares.
Excellent research. Cheers. Octavio Lima (ondas3.blogs.sapo.pt
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