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...that sink in a second…Yeah…Uh-huh…That’d be fun, wouldn?...
...workers," says Cass, who joined the company in September 1998. New policies, training and staff were introduced, he said, "to create a more open, transparent environment so things like that would never happen again." None of it placated the activists, who say they won't rest until they sink HLS for good. "You can't negotiate when lives are being lost," says SHAC spokesman Greg Avery. "The only way you can stop evil is to hit it head on." But many HLS employees "never even see an animal" in their work, retorts Gay. Half of the company's contracted research...
...know what we’re going to get out of Cornell,” said Mazzoleni. “They’re going to come at us and throw the kitchen sink at us in the first period and continue it for 40 [more] minutes...
...Shell were the first to change. In Shell's case, the firm was shaken by two scandals in quick succession: the execution in 1995 of Nigerian poet Ken Saro-Wiwa, who vigorously contested Shell's oil operations in Nigeria, and the company's plans that same year to sink the Brent Spar oil rig in the North Sea. Both sparked huge international protests and boycott calls that led to a change of management and a complete revamp of Shell's ethical standards and operating behavior. Disaster is also behind Total's ethical epiphany. In December 1999, when the oil tanker...
...some retribution," says Tehelka.com's Tejpal. "Otherwise we have no system." To some, the system is already down. "We've come to accept that for the time being, there's no way out," says anticorruption campaigner Singh. "We're into the abyss and we're only going to sink further...