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Greenwashing - is a term that is used to describe the actions of a company, government, or other organization which advertises positive environmental practices while acting in the opposite way.
 
 In the interest of eliminating overlap and improving the usefulness of Greenwashed as a group, a large portion of this group is linked to www.SourceWatch.org , a powerful wiki-based encyclopedia of the people, organizations and issues shaping the public agenda. primary purpose of SourceWatch is documenting the PR and propaganda activities of public relations firms and public relations professionals engaged in managing and manipulating public perception, opinion and policy. They invite and encourage your participation as a citizen journalist contributing articles and edits to SourceWatch.

The 6 sins of Greenwashing - the full report

• Browse through the Corporate Illumination Documents (CIDs) and other Wikipages in the column on the left.
  
• Browse the media, learn by watching.
  
• Add media and information (this is all of our group!).
  
• Dig deep, there's dirt to be found everywhere.
  
• Share your knowledge.
  
• Find out where your so called organic non-corporate food comes from (here) you might be surprised. This one has even more info, nothing is as you thought it was, or how it appears.
  
• Check out this cool graphic on the consolidation of the Organic food industry. Your local, sustainable, eco-friendly food just might be coming from Kraft, Coca-Cola, General Mills, ADM or ConAgra.
  
• you can also play Chevron's Energyville, a fantastic game that you can only win by drilling for oil. It's totally over the top terrible.
  
• Watch the story of stuff,  a 20-minute, fast-paced, fact-filled look at the underside of our production and consumption patterns

British Petroleum

General Electric

Ford Motor Company

Wal-Mart

Apple Computer Inc.