At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climate change deniers

Re:At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climat... by ueqirat on Saturday March 01, 2014 @06:00PM (#7326545)

it is possible to disagree with apple's investment in "sustainability" and not be a climate change denier

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Re:At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climat... by thesimpsons1022 on Saturday March 01, 2014 @06:03PM (#7326560)

No one said it wasn't. But this conservative advocacy group did both.

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Re:At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climat... by jpgvm on Saturday March 01, 2014 @06:06PM (#7326578)

Maybe, but a bullshit loaded question is a bullshit loaded question - no matter wether or not you deny climate change.

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Re:At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climat... by flgb on Saturday March 01, 2014 @07:40PM (#7327032)

Yes, but a lot of people who like to put the word sustainability in scare quotes are against action on climate change. And a lot of people who preface mentions of the phrase climate change with "so called" are deniers.

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Re:At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climat... by protomyth on Saturday March 01, 2014 @06:27PM (#7326680)

Probably not since it is such an effective dismissal.

This isn't really about Apple, it is more about the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) of which Apple is a member and the NCPPR going after them. NCPPR isn't some new organization, so they have a lot of things on their agenda (consider nuclear missiles were once an item on it).

Not saying their right or wrong on this one, mostly just saying Ars Technica did its usual crappy job on anything with a political bent. They don't seem to do much research into the who or even try to interview anyone.

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