“In the movie, the corporate ‘bad guy’ puts up billboards for products saying ‘Lorax Approved,’ and the message was that co-opting the Lorax’s image and brand is a bad thing,” said ...

At no point does The Lorax say "don't cut down trees"; a world without industry is no better an option than a world without trees. The book simply attempts to increase awareness of the possible ...

By Paula Zulian Ashley Lorax Taylor Swift - H 2011 The Hollywood ... Adam Mazmanian from The Washington Times seemed to agree with Scott, saying, “The use of the character to promote sustainably ...

The opinion quotes Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, saying: "We trust the United States Forest Service to 'speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.' ” A review of the permit records led the ...

trying to find something to say, as tenured professor, that moves beyond hand-wringing or empty gestures of support. I never seem to get beyond the first few paragraphs. Like the Lorax ...

But while books like The Lorax can open the door to conversations about climate change and sustainability, several experts say the message of the Dr. Seuss story could actually be less empowering ...

And reviews are mixed for ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax,’ now playing in theaters. The animated feature tells the story of a boy searching for a real live tree in a deforested plastic land.

“In the movie, the corporate ‘bad guy’ puts up billboards for products saying ‘Lorax Approved,’ and the message was that co-opting the Lorax’s image and brand is a bad thing,” said ...