Carbon Footprint" was BP (British Petroleum)'s PR campaign to people blame their self instead of big oil companies. : r/interestingasfuck
The controversy of carbon footprints - Fuel Our Democracy
Friendly reminder that the “personal carbon footprint” was invented by oil companies to shift the blame of climate change to you, an average citizen, and away from the ones actually responsible. Remember
BP 2022 emissions unchanged at around 340 mln T of CO2 equivalent | Reuters
BP's biggest sham: the insidious backstory behind the "carbon footprint"
BP's CO2 emissions
Simon Mundy on LinkedIn: Worth highlighting this, from a Guardian piece by Geoffrey Supran and… | 13 comments
Labour for a Green New Deal - Fun fact: the 'carbon footprint' was first popularised by BP, who wanted to shift responsibility for the climate crisis onto individuals and away from the
Carbon Footprint is a BP Scam
bp on X: "The first step to reducing your emissions is to know where you stand. Find out your #carbonfootprint with our new calculator & share your pledge today!" / X
009 / Two Carbon Targets - Stet.Build
The devious fossil fuel propaganda we all use | Mashable
Why BP Carbon Footprint Calculator Is Misleading Your Eco Footprint
How Air bp's operations became carbon neutral | News and views | Air bp
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No, the Term 'Carbon Footprint' Is Not a Sham
The devious fossil fuel propaganda we all use | Mashable
The forgotten oil ads that told us climate change was nothing | Environment | The Guardian
Caught! BP Actually Invented the Phrase 'Carbon Footprint' to Blame You and I for Global Warming
The TRUTH about CARBON FOOTPRINTS // who coined the term carbon footprint? ⛽ - YouTube
Exploring Public Perceptions of Climate Change · BP Carbon Footprint Tweet · Exploring Public Perceptions of Climate Change · Digital Collections @ Union
The devious fossil fuel propaganda we all use | Mashable
PDF) Where has all the oil gone? BP branding and the discursive elimination of climate change risk
