Newsweek No 2627
27 October 2007, p. 28
Do not recycle aluminum cans,
drive a big aluminum can instead!
Wired
Jun 2008, p. 48-49
"A camel can go for 30 days without water.
A growing economy can't."
ecomagination.com
Newsweek No 2629
10 November 2007, p. 46
For the next generation (of bears),
lower your carbon footprint
(by driving a flexifuel car every day).
Newsweek No 2622
22 September 2007, p. 21
"Strong growth in carbon market."
"Will business benefit from combating
climate change?"
"Climate change policy may harm
business."
Newsweek No 2651
12 April 2008, p. 0-1
my 'favourite' advert!
- cars packed in a shoe box
- a car is as necessary/common as shoes
- a car is fashionable
"'Climatic' air conditioning."
Newsweek No 2544
25 March 2006, back cover
what are ULTIMATE fuels?
Newsweek No 2621
15 September 2007, p. 19
UNDLIEEASDEELD
macarron chacarron
that is "unleaded diesel" of course ;)
Newsweek No 2646
8 March 2006, p. 0-1
A hybrid car [placed in a picture with
trees, flowers and animals]
Newsweek No 2609
23 June 2007, p. 21
"(...) without disturbing the neighbours."
"(...) protecting marine life"
(while looking for oil...)
Newsweek No 2572
7 October 2006, p. 2
"drive in neutral"
"(...) you can now neutralize the
impact of your car's CO2 emissions (...)"
Newsweek No 2649
29 March 2008, p. 2
E C O N O M I C S
maybe eco (oikos = house[hold])
but still management (= nomos)
Newsweek No 2648
22 March 2008, p. 0-1
A labyrinth-way to a suburban house.
Wired
Feb 2007, p. 35
"Environmentology"
"Small Oil"
"environmentally responsible technology"
Wired
Jun 2008, p. 105
"See how green can work for you."
Newsweek No 2629
10 November 2007, p. 37
"The GREENER motoring challenge"
(greener than just green)
Nesweek No 2624
6 October 2007, p. 4
Getting a little help from nature
to develop the fuels of the future.
[photo comparison of a big refinery
with rapeseed field]
Newsweek No 2643
16 February 2008, p. 0-1
[An idyllic picture of a countryside with
rural activities, plants, animals and an
image of a hybrid car hidden in the field]
Newsweek No 2619
1 September 2007, back cover
"Achieve Oneness..."
"Thanks to the new smart fortwo,
I lowered my carbon emissions and
fell in love with a tree."
[in the photo: a guy hugging a tree
and a car in the middle of the forest...]
Newsweek No 2608
16 June 2007, p. 18-19
"More horse power. [horseshoe]
And a smaller carbon footprint."
Newsweek No 2640
26 January 2008, p. 0-1
A car "inspired by nature".
Newsweek No 2647
15 March 2008, p. 17
[a photo of the Earth globe]
Newsweek No 2599
14 April 2007, back cover
"(...) the purity that depends on our
highly developed chemicals for
water treatment."
Newsweek No 2573
14 October 2006, p. 0-1
"High performance"
[a night picture with full moon and wolves]
"Low emissions"
[idyllic picture of nature with "Bambi"]
Newsweek No 2640
26 January 2008, back cover
"OUR PLAN(ET)"
Newsweek No 2619
1 September 2007, p. 15
A fragment of the Sistine Chapel ceiling:
the Hand of God giving life to Adam.
Ironically, the main cover-article of that
Newsweek was:
What's the point of religion?
Newsweek No 2647
15 March 2008, p. 0-1
[a picture of a countryside with trees,
flowers, river and animals, etc.;
style of an illustration for children's book]
Newsweek No 2620
8 September 2007, p. 19
Fresher Air [photo of a blue sky]
Fuel Efficiency
Quietness [photo of a forest/lake]
Newsweek No 2611
7 July 2007, back cover
"Everybody talks about the environment.
Renault acts."
"(...) we are committed to selling
one million vehicles a year."
(how great for the environment!)
BusinessWeek
October 29, 2007, p. 85
"Energy-saving, innovation,
environment-protecting"
Wired
Aug 2008, p. 66-67
"See what we see"
"We see future where freedom of
mobility is dependent not on oil, but
on the ingenuity of visionary minds."
Newsweek No 2640
26 January 2008, p. 4
"(...) not invented yet syndrome..."
"(...) environmentally friendly fuel..."
"Real energy solutions for the real world."
Newsweek No 2648
22 March 2008, p. 14-15
"(...) a special kind of creative thinking."
Newsweek No 2638
12 January 2008, p. 0
"(...) is to make our world work in a way
that sustains everything that is
wonderful about this planet (...).
We call it creative problem solving."