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RE: One of the problems with ezines...

Posted by RGA on February 25, 2012 at 20:01:25:
I agree that in theory more people running different departments is less likely to be unethical - but corporations are all BAD - and they are generally run by many many many people and yet the result is destroying the planet.

If you think it's a stretch that a company would forgo profits in the now to get more profits later then I am puzzled. Corporations are interested in long term financial health and will forgo making a bigger buck today if it could threaten overall profits long term.

Companies have absolutely no interest in being "green" they are only green because that is what the public demands and if they're not seen as green they could go out of business - so they market themselves to be green before their competition does so they will be seen as good guys - and thus will increase sales. It's still about profit not doing it because it's the right thing to do.

A little film to illustrate the point.