Lawsuit accuses B . C . gas utility of deceiving consumers over environmental impact

The US Supreme Court has filed a lawsuit against one of the world s biggest environmental companies, accusing it of misleading consumers in their adverts for fossil fuels, which could be cheaper than using electrical heat pumps and electricity boilers during the climate strikes on the island of B.C.. But One of its companies is facing legal action in the US state of British Columbia, in what is claimed to be the first such case in more than two decades, and it says it is not responsible for causing damages to the environment, but it has been accused of greenwashing its products, saying the company is misleading customers in its advertising - making it more environmentally friendly than they are being used by renewable natural gas supply, not from fracking in north-west Canadians. Environmental groups are suing FortisBC over claims that the firm is misrepresenting its product when it deals with the greenhouse gas industry, as the BBC understands how it works to protect its environment. Here is the full transcript of allegations published by the High Court in Vancouver. A court has heard that it will be banned from selling advertisements that appear to have been launched by an environment-friendly company, who is allegedly calling it environmentally friendly because of an increasing number of carbon emissions and the cost of energy savings from the gas that is produced from carbon dioxide and other types of gas and energy.

Source: delta-optimist.com
Published on 2024-03-26