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Meanings of green credentials in English

We have no meanings for "green credentials" in our records yet.
Usage of green credentials in English
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Both believe its new-found popularity is partly due to its green credentials.
The Guardian
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Emmanuel Macron has rarely missed an opportunity to promote his green credentials.
The Irish Times
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So, yes, the new Better Future range has the green credentials.
Independent.ie
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Toyota clearly wants to milk its green credentials, even as hybrid technology lags.
Wired
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The company is eager to put its stamp on cars with green credentials.
The Irish Times
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Both products are meant to tout the companies' green credentials.
Reuters
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I've no clue. Veteran climate activists question Ireland's green credentials.
The Guardian
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The Lib Dem energy secretary has defended the government's green credentials over energy policy.
BBC
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Ryanair's third quarter results made much of its green credentials.
The Irish Times
10
There are downsides to the Outlander's impressively green credentials, though.
The Irish Times
11
Demonstrating green credentials by being energy efficient can also offer significant brand and reputational benefits.
The Irish Times
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Greenwashing: loosely defined as a form of marketing spin to play up one's green credentials.
The Irish Times
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They say they are not just burnishing their green credentials, but also changing corporate plans.
Reuters
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Much has been made of HSR's so-called green credentials.
The Guardian
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One explanation may be nuclear power's green credentials: no carbon dioxide is produced by nuclear generation.
Reuters
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But there is one American whose green credentials are often seen as impeccable - Al Gore.
The Guardian
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Green credentials across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare