"Are Walmart's Chinese Factories as Bad as Apple's?"

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"Are Walmart's Chinese Factories as Bad as Apple's?"

A nonfiction reporter takes a long look at Walmart's suppliers in China and elsewhere, assessing the company's claims to be greening itself as the world's largest retailer.

Andy Kroll reports for the March/April 2012 print issue of Mother Jones (also available online).

motherjones.com/environment/2012/03/walmart-china-sustainability-shadow-factories-greenwash

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Source: Mother Jones, 03/22/2012

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