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When a company says that their products
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are green, eco-friendly or sustainable
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that's, good for the environment, right?
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Welll, maybe.
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But it's possible that the company is
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greenwashing. What?
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Greenwashing. It's when the company
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makes unsupportive claims that mislead
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customers into thinking that their
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products are sustainable or eco-friendly.
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This makes the companies to appeal to
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their environmental mind of consuming
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without actually having to make
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meaningful changes in their business
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practices.
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And that's not cool for you or the planet
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that we live on. No it's not.
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Greenwashing is a big problem
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and there's so many moving parts
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So, in fact, why greenwashing happens?
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And how you can use your power as a
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consumer to help?
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Wow. Sustainable explainable
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So, why would businesses actually decide
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to greenwash?
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According to one survey, 66% of the
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respondents said that they takes
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sustainability into account whenever
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they are shopping.
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So it's no surprise that business are
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trying to attract this growing audience
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As business are scrambling to meet the
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desires of the market, many of them are
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finding that just slapping a green sticker
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on something and calling it green is
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way easier and cheaper than making
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the fundamental changes that consumers
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are actually looking for
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And you definitely have seen greenwashing
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at the stores.
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You know the pictures