Posted: September 13th, 2017

reading journal of " a piece of cake" (chap.34-43) by cupcake brown

reading journal of ” a piece of cake” (chap.34-43) by cupcake brown
‘1 . When itcomes to automobiles, it isn‘t easy being
green. Despite winning the 2008 Green Car of the
1,, 1- ‘_ ‘ r; Year award for its Chevy Tahoe Hybrid, General
7’ ” :5 Motors has been questioned about its dedication
p , ‘4 1 “‘ – to green manufacturing. Critics gained ammunition
525″‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘a,’ ., .. ‘ i when GM vice chairman Robert Lutz doubted

fl ’ ‘,____ l p I ‘ publiclythathumans cause climate change.
a‘ x I‘ 1,-‘ x _~ ‘ ‘L,;-_.”?L_-“- V… ._~ _a-II ’ calling global warming “a totai crock.” Butwhen
a.”f ‘ ‘-“‘ _ _r_,~ H activists began u-sing the comments to paint GM
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i L.‘ l – – i 7 . responded on the company’s biog. stating that
I ‘ ” ‘ 1 his views were personal and did not reflect GM
policy. in what situations might companies choose
I ‘ . to communicate with the public using blogs?
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