Summary:
The book critically examines the commercialization of the environmental movement, highlighting how corporate interests and consumerism often undermine genuine sustainability efforts. It delves into case studies across various industries, revealing the complexities and unintended consequences of "green" consumer products and initiatives.
Key points:
1. Green Consumerism Paradox: Buying "green" products isn't enough to solve environmental issues. True sustainability requires deeper changes in how we produce, distribute, and dispose of goods.
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