London Olympics: Campaigners target ethical records of corporate sponsors

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BP, Rio Tinto and Dow Chemical accused of using the 2012 games to 'greenwash' their reputations

With the Olympics now just a month away, campaigners plan to step up their campaign to publicise what they claim is an attempt by global companies to use the games to "greenwash" their reputation. Last...

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