Is Wal-Mart the worst enemy of the environment?

Question

Is Wal-Mart the worst enemy of the environment?

Answer 1

Wal-mart is the worst enemy of everything.

Answer 2

Yes, just because of their huge size, as a company they are wasteful and hurtful to the environment. They are taking measurements to be better to the environment, but they throw away so much stuff. When the remodel, all the old stuff goes in dumpsters. The metal from shelving, broken carts, etc is THROWN AWAY, not recycled. They won't even let people buy old display cabinets  for reuse, instead they all get tossed in the dumpster. Same with half of the items that are returned as defective. Very Very wasteful.. and you times that by all 3500 or so stores and it is very sad.

Answer 3

Hate is easy.  Today it's Wal-Mart, 75 years ago it was the Jews.

Answer 4

Probably not, but they are no friend to small business.

Answer 5

Wal Mart is one of the only companies that does NOT ripoff their customers with prices 10 times more than what the product is worth. Shop Wal Mart or Costco and give the money you save to charity.

Companies which are anti consumer are Macy's and Albertsons avoid these places at all cost.

Answer 6

I love wal-mart! It Is the best store es pally since bush has been in office! Maybe it doesn't affect rich people, for us regular people it is wonderful!....SORRY SMALL BUSINESSES!

Answer 7

No way. I love wal mart. Always low prices, always....

Answer 8

Wal-Mart IS the enemy and a dues paying card carrying member of the Chinese Communist Party!

Answer 9

Oh sure.  Notice how most of their stores are built on high ground, so that "global warming" won't cause them to flood.

Answer 10

hahah

no?

Answer 11

Rich politicians don't like Walmart, but it's the best friend of the middle and lower class since it provides a large variety of goods at very low prices.

Paris Hilton said she'd never heard of it because she buys only very expensive items from very expensive stores.

The rest of us rely on places like Walmart for low cost food and appliances.

So it's also good for the economy.

I don't see the connection with the environment.  Maybe you should be more specific.  Your question doesn't really make any sense.

Answer 12

No "everyone" knows George Bush singlehandedly killed all life on the planet by not signing the Kyoto Protocols.... weeeeeeee're doooooooooooooooomed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now go buy some carbon credits. :-)