Category Archives: The Deniers

(November 1, 2006) One month ago, the world heard that global warming could lead to a global catastrophe “on a scale similar to those associated with the great wars and the economic depression of the first half of the 20th century.” Continue reading →

(October 1, 2006) It’s a pleasure to be here today to discuss the imperative for an expanded commitment to sustainability and sustainable growth – for DuPont, for industry in general, and for all sectors of society. Continue reading →

(March 1, 2002) When the US withdrew from the Kyoto agreement on climate change in March 2001, the world was shocked. Kyoto represented the only mechanism obliging developed nations to reduce their greenhouse-gas emissions. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer told the press that: “The president has been unequivocal … He does not support the Kyoto treaty. It is not in the United States’ economic best interest.” Continue reading →

(January 1, 1998) The ethics of DuPont’s CFC strategy are analyzed using a Potter’s Box framework. This approach includes an examination of relevant facts, prioritization of stakeholder loyalties, selection of a mode of ethical reasoning, and a world view. Continue reading →

(September 1, 1997) The response to the ozone crisis by DuPont, the inventor of CFCs and the largest producer of ozone depleting chemicals in the world is a prime example of the 3D corporate strategy. Continue reading →

(October 1, 1990) The television commercial could easily be mistaken for a pitch to join an environmental organization. It features barking sea lions, playful otters, jumping dolphins, waddling penguins. The world as seen through the camera lens is clean and fresh, brilliant and invigorating. Continue reading →