biofuels a crime against humanity, page-14

songkla,

I think your comments are pretty weak but if you want to questions peoples ethics, maybe you should start asking questions a lot closer to home.

you have invested in richard branson via your investment in vba and this is an article that shows that you haven't really thought too much about ethical investing at all because if you did i think you would avoid vba and richard branson.

"Sir Richard Branson joined the growing ranks of global warming activists yesterday by committing $3bn (£1.6bn) to tackle climate change. The billionaire pledged all profits from his Virgin air and rail interests over the next 10 years to combating rising global temperatures. However, the estimated $3bn will not go to charities and will be invested in a new branch of Sir Richard's ever-expanding Virgin conglomerate, Virgin Fuels. Much of the investment will focus on biofuels, an alternative to oil-based fuels made from plants."

cheers