hamish campbell
Spelling Mistakes Cost LivesProfits go down: We regret to announce that we have to destroy the world.
Profits go up: We're delighted to announce that we have to destroy the world.
El Duvelle
šKarlāSkalidinš±@spellingmistakescostlives brought to you by the company that invented the "personal carbon footprint"
There's so much more to know about these evil bastards
Geoff Berner@spellingmistakescostlives brought to you by the nice people at the company that coup'd Iran.
The Turtle@spellingmistakescostlives about 25 years ago, "BP Solar" bought an active solar manufacturer in Frederick, Maryland: Solarex.
Within a few years they had dismantled the large south-facing solar array that powered the whole company. After they, they bulldozed the building underneath it, then the rest of the buildings at the site.
Solarex is gone except the name of the street it was on, and a parking lot. Oddly, next door someone else has installed a sizable solar array.
Not BP Solar.
Ministerofimpediments@spellingmistakescostlives
Brought to you by the people who set the ācurrentā record for marine oil spillsā¦
Brought to you by the people who set the ācurrentā record for marine oil spillsā¦
ruffleduffle@spellingmistakescostlives almost like big oil only has one target regardless of circumstance š¤·
Bruno Roost@spellingmistakescostlives For my german follwer (and EV Drivers in Germany)...
BP is the owner of Aral with Aral Pulse.
So, think where you want to charge your EV!
BP is the owner of Aral with Aral Pulse.
So, think where you want to charge your EV!
stefan (stefbun)@spellingmistakescostlives especially fun since green energy is actually very profitable long-term
Kuru Kuru 
(Very Evilz, don't trust)@spellingmistakescostlives It's more like they never cared about the green investments, it was either a tax write off or a way to get politicians off their back
GinevraCat@spellingmistakescostlives @malmorrow So undeniably true.