From RADAR magazine’s August feature, “Green Fakers: Why eco-hypocrisy matters”:

“Why should anyone bother to carpool when Barbara Streisand requires her own convoy? Or forgo A/C for a fan when John Edwards is chilling in the largest house in his county?”

And from a January Los Angeles Times feature about socially “irresponsible” investments held by the do-gooder Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation:

“[T]he Gates Foundation has holdings in many companies that have failed tests of social responsibility because of environmental lapses, employment discrimination, disregard for worker rights, or unethical practices … hundreds of Gates Foundation investments — totaling at least $8.7 billion, or 41% of its assets, not including U.S. and foreign government securities — have been in companies that countered the foundation’s charitable goals or socially concerned philosophy.”