Bright Green Lies by Derrick Jensen;Lierre Keith;Max Wilbert;

Author:Derrick Jensen;Lierre Keith;Max Wilbert;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc. (Tier 3)
Published: 2021-03-08T19:02:47+00:00

It’s often said that Taylor “rationalized” the workplace. Certainly, the common definition of rationalization—the attempt to justify inappropriate behavior—is true, but another definition is meant here, which is to ignore or remove all considerations extraneous to the stated goal.

This is what bright greens are doing. In their quest for a (fraudulently accounted) carbon-neutrality, they ignore horrors perpetrated along the way. So, a cement factory that destroys a biome to facilitate the destruction of undersea biomes is suddenly an environmental success story. How? Simple. Ignore everything but the fact that algae are going to scrub carbon dioxide from the smokestacks. Ignore even that the algae will presumably be fed to cows or turned into fuel and burned, releasing the carbon anyway. Ignore the real world. Then the only polluting thing you’ll remark is exhaust from the car you drove up in.

That’s the story we’re debunking over and over in this book. That’s the story of bright green lies.

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