Posted AT 4:51 AM EDT on 23/02/07
Crusading Suzuki finds it's not easy being green
Even iconic environmentalists have to watch their step when it comes to doing anything that might possibly cause pollution.Anti-pollution crusader David Suzuki, currently on a cross-country tour to raise awareness about environmental issues, has attracted that kind of attention, having been lambasted in one newspaper as a wrecker of the environment for using a greenhouse-gas-spewing bus to get around on his trip.
The criticism hits a nerve.
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